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Xiang, ZhongCheng, Zhang, Zhong, Xu, XiJin, Zhang, Qin, Yuan, Chengwu (2016) MoS2 nanosheets array on carbon cloth as a 3D electrode for highly efficient electrochemical hydrogen evolution. Carbon, 98. 84-89 doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2015.10.071

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TitleMoS2 nanosheets array on carbon cloth as a 3D electrode for highly efficient electrochemical hydrogen evolution
JournalCarbon
AuthorsXiang, ZhongChengAuthor
Zhang, ZhongAuthor
Xu, XiJinAuthor
Zhang, QinAuthor
Yuan, ChengwuAuthor
Year2016 (March)Volume98
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceXiang, ZhongCheng, Zhang, Zhong, Xu, XiJin, Zhang, Qin, Yuan, Chengwu (2016) MoS2 nanosheets array on carbon cloth as a 3D electrode for highly efficient electrochemical hydrogen evolution. Carbon, 98. 84-89 doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2015.10.071
Plain TextXiang, ZhongCheng, Zhang, Zhong, Xu, XiJin, Zhang, Qin, Yuan, Chengwu (2016) MoS2 nanosheets array on carbon cloth as a 3D electrode for highly efficient electrochemical hydrogen evolution. Carbon, 98. 84-89 doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2015.10.071
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