3D macroporous MoS2 thin film: in situ hydrothermal preparation and application as a highly active hydrogen evolution electrocatalyst at all pH values
Authors:
- Zonghua PuZPZonghua Pu
- Qian LiuQLQian Liu
- Abdullah M. AsiriAbdullah M. Asiri
- Yonglan LuoYLYonglan Luo
- Xuping SunXSXuping Sun
- Yuquan HeYHYuquan He
- 1 June 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Electrochimica Acta
- Vol. 168, 133-138
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