国家/地区 Vietnam（8）
关键词 ELECTROCATALYSI（3） NITROGENDOPED GRAPH.（3） ELECTROCATALYST（2）
GRAPHENE OXIDE（2） HYDROGEN EVOLUTION .（2） MOLYBDENUM DICHALCO.（2）
OXYGEN REDUCTION RE.（2）
出版物 SYNTHETIC METALS（2）
出版时间 2019（5） 2020（2）
机构 TON DUC THAN.（4） NGUYEN TAT T.（2）
作者 BACH LG（9）

Ultra-small platinum nanoparticles deposited graphene supported on 3D framework as self-supported catalyst for methanol oxidation

SYNTHETIC METALS

MAI LNT, BACH LG, BUI QB, NHACVU HT

Hierarchical star-like molybdenum phosphides nanostructures decorated graphene on 3D foam as self-supported electrocatalyst for hydrogen evolution reaction

SOLID STATE SCIENCES

MAI NTL, BACH LG, NHACVU HT, BUI QB

Hierarchical molybdenum dichalcogenide nanosheets assembled nitrogen doped graphene layers for sensitive electrochemical dopamine detection

MATERIALS CHEMISTRY PHYSICS

BACH LG, NGUYEN DM, BUI QB, AILE PH, NHACVU HT

Palladium sulfide nanoparticles attached MoS2/nitrogen-doped graphene heterostructures for efficient oxygen reduction reaction

SYNTHETIC METALS

BACH LG, THI MLN, BUI QB, NHACVU HT

Hierarchical heterostructure based on molybdenum dichalcogenide nanosheets assembled nitrogen doped graphene layers for efficient hydrogen evolution reaction

MATERIALS RESEARCH BULLETIN

NGUYEN DM, ANH PDH, BACH LG, BUI QB

Tri-layered van der Waals heterostructures based on graphene, gallium selenide and molybdenum selenide

JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS

PHAM KD, BACH LG, AMIN B, IDREES M, HIEU NN, PHUC HV, BUI HD, NGUYEN CV

A high-performance catalyst based on binary CuFe alloyed nanocrystals encapsulated in nitrogen-doped graphene nanosheets towards oxygen reduction reaction

JOURNAL OF SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY

NGUYEN DM, BACH LG, BUI QB

Enhanced adsorption of methylene blue onto graphene oxide-doped XFe2O4 (X = Co, Mn, Ni) nanocomposites: kinetic, isothermal, thermodynamic and recyclability studies

RESEARCH ON CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATES

BACH LG, VAN TRAN T, NGUYEN TD, VAN PHAM T, DO ST

A Facile Route towards the Synthesis of Fe3O4/Graphene Oxide Nanocomposites for Environmental Applications

MOLECULAR CRYSTALS LIQUID CRYSTALS

KIM DW, BACH LG, HONG SS, PARK C, LIM KT