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Layered rhenium sulfide on free-standing three-dimensional electrodes is highly catalytic for the hydrogen evolution reaction: Experimental and theoretical study

Hydrogen evolution reaction is the key for clean energy utilization. Recently, molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) was suggested as a replacement for the most efficient catalyst to date for such reaction, which is platinum. We show here that electrodes based on layered rhenium sulfide (ReS2) catalyst show dramatic improvement when compared to MoS2. We have shown by …

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