“…The C 1s spectrum is shown in Figure h, showing peaks with binding energies of 283.3, 284.78, 286.0, 287.6, and 286.76 eV, which are attributed to C–Ti, C–C, C–N, and C–O bonds, respectively. , The W 4f region (Figure i) exhibits the characteristics W 4+ doublets at 35.3 and 37.4 eV, representing W 4f 7/2 and W 4f 5/2 peaks, respectively, along with W 6+ doublets at 34.0 and 36.3 eV. , The exposed W 4f peaks are well indexed as the 2H phase of WS 2 . Additionally, the broad peak at 40.7 eV is assigned to W 5p 3/2 . For the S 2p spectrum (Figure j), the peaks at 160.7 and 162.4 eV correspond to 2p 3/2 and 2p 1/2 states, respectively, signifying the existence of S 2– and S 2 2– groups, respectively, in WS 2 , establishing the existence of the M–S bond.…”