Hydrogen production and mechanism from water splitting by metal-free organic polymers PVDF/PVDF-HFP under drive by vibrational energy
Authors:
- Limin SongLSLimin Song
- Shuhan SunSSShuhan Sun
- Shujuan ZhangSZShujuan Zhang
- Junfu WeiJWJunfu Wei
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