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Effect of one-step hydrothermal reaction conditions on the crystal growth of nano-/micro-MoS 2

Qiu et al., 2022

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5169120464575735611
Author
Qiu X
Zhang T
Dai Z
Cao R
Wei T
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The hydrothermal reaction has been applied popularly to prepare special nano-/micro- morphology materials with the typical characterized of low cost and high yield. Nevertheless, it is difficult to control the morphology and scale of crystal growth purely by the necessary …
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