1% defect enriches MoS2 quantum dot: catalysis and blue luminescence

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MoS2 quantum dot, given by laser ablation, have 1% sulfur vacancies quantified by ESR as a functional defect. Very good catalyst, the shortest synthesis time, and room-temperature process are achieved against the top 10 papers of the HER of MoS2.

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