Monoclinic phase (Monoclinic Phase) tungsten oxide refers to a crystal structure phase of tungsten oxide (WO3) crystal, which belongs to one of the crystal phases of tungsten oxide. Tungsten oxide crystals have multiple crystal structure phases, including monoclinic, orthorhombic, and tetragonal phases. The crystal structure of monoclinic tungsten oxide has the characteristics of monoclinic system, and its unit cell presents a non-orthogonal shape. In a monoclinic crystal system, the axis lengths of the crystals and the angles of the unit cells are not equal in three different directions. The structure of monoclinic tungsten oxide can be determined by different experimental techniques and analytical methods, such as X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy, etc. Monoclinic tungsten oxide has specific unit cell parameters and lattice constants, as well as specific crystal planes and crystal orientations in the crystal structure. Its crystal structure can affect the physical and chemical properties of tungsten oxide, such as optical properties, electrochemical performance and catalytic activity. Tungsten oxide in different crystal structure phases may exhibit different characteristics and performance in applications. Monoclinic phase (Monoclinic Phase) Tungsten oxide is a crystal structure phase of tungsten oxide crystal, which has the characteristics of monoclinic crystal system. It plays an important role in the physical and chemical properties of tungsten oxide, and is of great significance to the understanding and application of tungsten oxide materials.
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