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Dual-functional CuO-decorated Bi3. 84W0. 16O6. 24/Bi2WO6 nanohybrids for enhanced electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction and photocatalytic Cr (VI) …

Kavinkumar et al., 2023

Document ID
15249878137870299765
Author
Kavinkumar V
Verma A
Jothivenkatachalam K
Fu Y
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS Applied Nano Materials

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The development of dual-functional nanohybrid-based electrocatalysts/photocatalysts for producing renewable energy and removing heavy metal pollutants describes an environmentally sustainable technique to address the challenges in energy and …
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