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Highly efficient and stable electrochemical catalysts of porous one-dimensional (1D) MS 2 /MO 2 (M = W, Mo) nanorods have been developed for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER). The materials are synthesized via a “low-temperature conversion” method. The as-prepared catalysts exhibit numerous advantages: abundant amount of exposed MS 2 edges, high conductivity, and enhanced mass transport. The MS 2 /MO 2 nanorods show efficient HER activity.
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