Defined organic-octamolybdate crystalline superstructures derived Mo2C@C as efficient hydrogen evolution electrocatalysts

Jiao Li; Chenyang Zhang; Chuhan Wu; Yan Liu; Xuejian Zhang; Xiao Li; Yongtao Li; Jing Sun; Zhong‐Min Su

doi:10.1016/j.cclet.2023.108782

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Defined organic-octamolybdate crystalline superstructures derived Mo2C@C as efficient hydrogen evolution electrocatalysts

Jiao Li Chenyang Zhang Chuhan Wu Yan Liu Xuejian Zhang Xiao Li Yongtao Li Jing Sun Zhong‐Min Su

Year: 2023 Journal: Chinese Chemical Letters Vol: 35 (6)Pages: 108782-108782 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.cclet.2023.108782

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Overpotential Catalysis Carbonization Molybdenum Chemistry Stoichiometry Carbide Carbon fibers Chemical engineering Inorganic chemistry Crystallography Nanotechnology Materials science Physical chemistry Organic chemistry Electrochemistry

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