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Qinhan Wu

Material design with the concept of solid solution-type defect engineering in realizing the conversion of an electrocatalyst of NiS2 into a photocatalyst for hydrogen evolution

A molybdenum sulfo-oxide/cobalt oxysulfide Z-scheme heterojunction catalyst for efficient photocatalytic hydrogen production and pollutant reduction

Initiating highly efficient (Bi,Ce)₂(O,S)_3−xoxysulfide catalysts with rich oxygen vacancies for hydrogen evolutionviaadjusting valence band configuration

Mo-/O-deficient Bi2Mo3(S,O)12 oxysulfide for enhanced visible-light photocatalytic H2 evolution and pollutant reduction via in-situ generated protons: A case of material design in converting an oxidative Bi2Mo3O12 catalyst for the reduction

Mo(S,O)/(Ce,Mo)(S,O) sulfo-oxide with heterovalent metal states for efficient visible-light-driven hydrogen evolution and pollutant reduction via in-situ generated protons

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Material design with the concept of solid solution-type defect engineering in realizing the conversion of an electrocatalyst of NiS2 into a photocatalyst for hydrogen evolution

A molybdenum sulfo-oxide/cobalt oxysulfide Z-scheme heterojunction catalyst for efficient photocatalytic hydrogen production and pollutant reduction

Initiating highly efficient (Bi,Ce)2(O,S)3−xoxysulfide catalysts with rich oxygen vacancies for hydrogen evolutionviaadjusting valence band configuration

Mo-/O-deficient Bi2Mo3(S,O)12 oxysulfide for enhanced visible-light photocatalytic H2 evolution and pollutant reduction via in-situ generated protons: A case of material design in converting an oxidative Bi2Mo3O12 catalyst for the reduction

Mo(S,O)/(Ce,Mo)(S,O) sulfo-oxide with heterovalent metal states for efficient visible-light-driven hydrogen evolution and pollutant reduction via in-situ generated protons

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Initiating highly efficient (Bi,Ce)₂(O,S)_3−xoxysulfide catalysts with rich oxygen vacancies for hydrogen evolutionviaadjusting valence band configuration