Metallic Ni3Mo3N Porous Microrods with Abundant Catalytic Sites as Efficient Electrocatalyst for Large Current Density and Superstability of Hydrogen Evolution Reaction and Water Splitting
Yuke Chen(University of Jinan), Weijia Zhou(South China University of Technology), Ruiqi Yang(University of Jinan), Guowei Xiong(University of Jinan), Jiayuan Yu(University of Jinan), Ruitong Zhang(University of Jinan), Fan Liu(Tianjin University of Technology), Hong Liu(Tianjin Anding Hospital), Yunwu Zhang(University of Jinan), Dehui Sun(University of Jinan), Jin Jia(Soochow University)
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