Explores how nitrogen doping and sulfur vacancies affect catalytic efficiency in Li–O2 batteries, indicating enhanced performance.
Nitrogen doping and sulfur vacancies regulate adsorption and charge transfer on MoS 2 , activating O 2 and tuning Li–O 2 pathways. N sites favor solution-mediated growth, while Mo sites promote surface-mediated chemistry.
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