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Electrocatalysis on edge-rich spiral WS2 for hydrogen evolution

Sarma et al., 2019

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11159904272953420946
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Sarma P
Kayal A
Sharma C
Thalakulam M
Mitra J
Shaijumon M
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ACS nano

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Transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) exhibit promising catalytic properties for hydrogen generation, and several approaches including defect engineering have been shown to increase the active catalytic sites. Despite preliminary understandings in defect engineering …
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