Incorporating metal Co into CoMoO4/Co2Mo3O8 heterointerfaces with rich-oxygen vacancies for efficient hydrogen evolution catalysis

Lingjie Xie; Chengfei Li; Jiawei Zhao; Lin‐Fei Gu; Jinqi Wu; Yu Wang; Gao‐Ren Li

doi:10.1016/j.cej.2021.133119

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Incorporating metal Co into CoMoO4/Co2Mo3O8 heterointerfaces with rich-oxygen vacancies for efficient hydrogen evolution catalysis

Lingjie Xie Chengfei Li Jiawei Zhao Lin‐Fei Gu Jinqi Wu Yu Wang Gao‐Ren Li

Year: 2021 Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal Vol: 430 Pages: 133119-133119 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2021.133119

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Catalysis Oxygen Hydrogen Metal Oxygen evolution Chemical engineering Materials science Chemistry Metallurgy Physical chemistry Engineering Organic chemistry

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