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Enhancing stability of Co9S8 by iron incorporation for oxygen evolution reaction and supercapacitor electrodes

Wang et al., 2022

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6883381898794914934
Author
Wang Y
Meng Z
Gong X
Jiang C
Zhang C
Xu J
Li Y
Bao J
Cui Y
Wang H
Zeng Y
Hu X
Yu S
Tian H
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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The structural instability of Co 9 S 8 often degrades its electrocatalytic activity during long- term cycling, and rationally enhancing its structural stability remains challenging for energy conversion and storage applications. In this work, the density functional theory was used to …
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