Partial sulfur vacancies created by carbon–nitrogen deposition of MoS<sub>2</sub> for high-performance overall electrocatalytic water splitting
Wenxia Chen, Wei Wei, Kefeng Wang, Jinhai Cui, Xingwang Zhu, Kostya Ostrikov
Abstract
and robust operation for 30 h without any reduced activity. Such impressive performances are attributed to their unique structure with large specific surface area, abundant S unsaturated sites, Mo-N links, and shortened electron transfer paths. This partial defect filling by the bi-dopant incorporation approach is generic and is promising for a broad range of advanced energy materials.
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