国家/地区 China（16）
关键词 GRAPHENE（10） HYDROGEN EVOLUTION .（2） SURFACE PLASMON POL.（2）
出版物 APPLIED SURFACE SCI.（3） PLASMONICS（2）
出版时间 2018（16）
机构 GUANGXI NORM.（7） JIANGSU UNIV（6）
作者 ZHU J（16）

Controllable Sandwiching of Reduced Graphene Oxide in Hierarchical Defect-Rich MoS2 Ultrathin Nanosheets with Expanded Interlayer Spacing for Electrocatalytic Hydrogen Evolution Reaction

ADVANCED MATERIALS INTERFACES

SHAH SA, ZHU GX, SHEN XP, KONG LR, JI ZY, XU KQ, ZHOU HB, ZHU J, SONG P, SONG CS, YUAN AH, MIAO XL

Different Charging-Induced Modulations of Highest Occupied Molecular Orbital Energies in Fullerenes in Comparison with Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene Sheets

CHINESE PHYSICS LETTERS

YANG HP, BAO HH, HAN LL, YUAN WJ, LUO J, ZHU J

Tunable Plasmonic Nanolaser Based on Graphene

PLASMONICS

ZHU J, XU ZJ, HU C

N,S-Atom-coordinated Co9S8 trinary dopants within a porous graphene framework as efficient catalysts for oxygen reduction/evolution reactions

DALTON TRANSACTIONS

LI Y, ZHOU YZ, WEN HJ, YANG J, MAOUCHE C, LIU QQ, WU YY, CHENG C, ZHU J, CHENG XN

Ecofriendly and environment-friendly synthesis of size-controlled silver nanoparticles/graphene composites for antimicrobial and SERS actions

APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE

ZHOU YZ, HUANG JP, SHI WD, LI Y, WU YY, LIU QQ, ZHU J, ZHAO N, ZHANG LL, YANG J, CHENG XN

Surface Plasmon Polariton Waveguide by Bottom and Top of Graphene

PLASMONICS

ZHU J, XU ZJ, XU WJ, FU DL, WEI DQ

An Electrocatalyst for a Hydrogen Evolution Reaction in an Alkaline Medium: Three-Dimensional Graphene Supported CeO2 Hollow Microspheres

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

LIU MM, JI ZY, SHEN XP, ZHOU H, ZHU J, XIE XL, SONG CS, MIAO XL, KONG LR, ZHU GX

Novel graphene enhancement nanolaser based on hybrid plasmonic waveguides at optical communication wavelength

CHINESE PHYSICS B

XU ZJ, ZHU J, XU WJ, FU DL, HU C, JIANG F

Novel High-Sensitivity Racetrack Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor Modified by Graphene

MOLECULES

ZHU J, XU ZJ, HUANG YM

A new and efficient method of graphene oxide immobilized with ionic liquids: Promoted catalytic activity for CO2 cycloaddition

MATERIALS CHEMISTRY PHYSICS

ZHU J, WANG SQ, GU YK, XUE B, LI YX