Controllable disorder engineering in oxygen-incorporated MoS2 ultrathin nanosheets for efficient hydrogen evolution.
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Summary
This work demonstrates the successfully synergistic regulations of both structural and electronic benefits by controllable disorder engineering and simultaneous oxygen incorporation in MoS2 catalysts, leading to the dramatically enhanced HER activity.
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- 2013-11-19
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Keywords
Molybdenum disulfide, Overpotential, Electrocatalyst, Chemistry, Catalysis
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