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4 pages, 5 figures.The low-temperature oxidation during deposition by evaporation of molybdenum thin films has\udbeen investigated. Analysis by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and x-ray diffraction reveals that\udsmall differences in the substrate temperature during deposition may give rise to important changes\udin the final composition and structure of the molybdenum oxide. Changes in binding energy and line\udshape of the Mo 3d5/22Mo 3d3/2 doublet attributed to oxygen incorporation have been studied. Two\udprincipal steps can be distinguished, with a transition temperature of ;310 °C. Up to substrate\udtemperatures of ;310 °C, the superficial Mo remains almost unaffected, with some oxygen\uddissolved. At ;310 °C, mixing of Mo0 metal and molybdenum oxide (Mod10,d,4) clusters or\udislands is observed. Finally, above this temperature a surface layer of molybdenum oxide, Mo61, is\udformed. In addition, an abrupt change in d100 interplanar parameter of Mo is observed.This work has been supported by CICYT, project\udESP96-0956, DGYCIT: Grant no. PB94-0201 and Comunidad\udde Madrid no. Reg. Exp.: 07N/0044/1998 of Spain.Peer reviewe

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy study of low-temperature molybdenum oxidation process