2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2021.151099
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Coordination confinement pyrolysis to Flower-like nanocomposites composed of ultrathin nanosheets with embedded ultrasmall CoP nanoparticles for overall water splitting

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“…The I D / I G value of 2D-500 is 1.04, which is larger than that of 3D-500 ( I D / I G = 0.98), which indicates that the content of disordered carbon is more in 2D-500 . 43–45 The XRD patterns of the two catalysts after pyrolysis were also obtained (Fig. 5d).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The I D / I G value of 2D-500 is 1.04, which is larger than that of 3D-500 ( I D / I G = 0.98), which indicates that the content of disordered carbon is more in 2D-500 . 43–45 The XRD patterns of the two catalysts after pyrolysis were also obtained (Fig. 5d).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[47,48] The XRD pattern displays the weak diffraction peaks for CoP-based composite samples, which may be attributable to the weak crystallinity resulted from the small grain size of CoP phase. [49] As shown in Figure 3a, no clear Co diffraction peak at 44.2°is observed, demonstrating that most of the metallic Co NPs are converted to CoP NPs during low-temperature phosphatization process. The structure and morphology of all Co-based samples are characterized using Raman spectrum (Figure 3b), where the peaks at 1358 and 1590 cm −1 correspond to the D and G bands of carbon, respectively.…”
Section: Materials Characterization Of the Copʘnpcnts/ctsmentioning
confidence: 89%