Iron partially occupying sulfur vacancies in WS2 boosts electrochemical nitrogen fixation at low potentials.
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DOI: 10.1039/d2cc01588a
Abstract: Metallic Fe nanoparticles partially occupy the sulfur vacancies at edge sites of WS2 leading to 4-fold higher NRR performance due to the boosted p-d hybridization between Fe and N atoms. read more here.
Keywords: vacancies ws2; ws2 boosts; sulfur vacancies; partially occupying ... See more keywords