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CoO promoted the catalytic activity of nitrogen-doped MoS2 supported on carbon fibers for overall water splitting

Pang et al., 2019

Document ID
10730082031829914578
Author
Pang L
Barras A
Zhang Y
Amin M
Addad A
Szunerits S
Boukherroub R
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Non-noble metal electrocatalysts have recently witnessed increasing attention for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) in acidic electrolytes. However, in alkaline electrolytes, the slow kinetics of water splitting leads to poor HER activities. In this study, we describe the …
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