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“One stone three birds” plasma engraving strategy to boost the hydrogen evolution reaction activity of layered double hydroxides

Yang et al., 2023

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5005144054022540773
Author
Yang Y
Wang Z
Yan P
Yu X
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Physics Letters

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Possessing large specific surface areas and rich metal redox sites, layered double hydroxides (LDHs) are potentially suitable oxygen evolution reaction catalysts. It is a pity that they usually show poor hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) activity on account of the limited …
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