Energy-efficient mechanochemical synthesis of MgWO4 phase materials: (micro)-structural, thermal, and optical properties

Abstract

We prepared MgWO 4 phase materials by energy-efficient mechanochemical approach without post-annealing treatments which differ from the existing studies concerning the phase formation, thermal, optical, and morphological features. The as-milled powder reveals monoclinic structure with the lattice parameters, a = 0.4683( 5) nm, b = 0.5686(6), c = 0.4956(6) nm, and β = 90.73°. The TGA curve shows the weight loss of 4.7% for the as-milled powder. The IR bands at 513 and 570 cm -1 indicate the Mg-O vibration mode, whereas the IR bands seen at 794 and 825 cm -1 are assigned to W-O vibration mode for the MgWO 4 phase materials. The NIR reflectance of the MgWO 4 phase analysis achieved in the present work is novel in comparison to the existing studies which reveals the maximum reflectance of ~35% in the solar NIR pigmentation region. The as-milled powder MgWO 4 has the E g direct of 3.97 eV. Agglomerated particles of MgWO 4 phases are observed in the SEM images.

Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
02 Apr 2026
Accepted
04 Jun 2026
First published
09 Jun 2026
This article is Open Access
Creative Commons BY-NC license

RSC Mechanochem., 2026, Accepted Manuscript

Energy-efficient mechanochemical synthesis of MgWO4 phase materials: (micro)-structural, thermal, and optical properties

A. S A and B. Sarkarainadar, RSC Mechanochem., 2026, Accepted Manuscript , DOI: 10.1039/D6MR00044D

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