Core–shell MoO 3 –MoS 2 Nanowires for Hydrogen Evolution: A Functional Design for Electrocatalytic Materials
Stanford University · University of Louisville
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Abstract
We synthesize vertically oriented core-shell nanowires with substoichiometric MoO(3) cores of ∼20-50 nm and conformal MoS(2) shells of ∼2-5 nm. The core-shell architecture, produced by low-temperature sulfidization, is designed to utilize the best properties of each component material while mitigating their deficiencies. The substoichiometric MoO(3) core provides a high aspect ratio foundation and enables facile charge transport, while the conformal MoS(2) shell provides excellent catalytic activity and protection against corrosion in strong acids.
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- Nanowire
- Materials science
- Shell (structure)
- Nanotechnology
- Core (optical fiber)
- Catalysis
- Sulfidation
- Chemical engineering
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