Calculated phonon modes, infrared and Raman spectra in orthorhombic -MoO and monolayer MoO
arXiv:2103.00043 · doi:10.1063/5.0060718
Abstract
Orhorhombic -MoO is a layered oxide with various applications and with excellent potential to be exfoliated as a 2D ultrathin film or monolayer. In this paper, we present a first-principles computational study of its vibrational properties. Our focus is on the zone center modes which can be measured by a combination of infared and Raman spectroscopy. The polarization dependent spectra are simulated. Calculations are also performed for a monolayer form in which "double layers" of MoO which are weakly van der Waals bonded in the -structure are isolated. Shift in phonon frequencies are analyzed.
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