Defect engineering of core-shell systems based on 2D transition metal dichocalgenides

Climate October 17, 2024

Authors: Juan José Quintana González, Antonio Jesus Medina Olivera, Ramon Manzorro, Cédric Pardanaud, Rong Sun, Ana Belén Hungría, Laura Cubillana Aguilera, Jose María Palacios Santander, Juan Carlos Hernández Garrido, Luc Lajaunie

Journal: EcoScience

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/bioconf/202412925015

Catalysis, In Situ Heating, In Situ Gas, Climate, App: Nanomaterials

Defect engineering of core-shell systems based on 2D transition metal dichocalgenides

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