Efficient hydrogen evolution in transition metal dichalcogenides via a simple one-step hydrazine reaction
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Gautam Gupta | J. Jasinski | J. Lou | G. Sumanasekera | A. Mohite | M. Sunkara | A. Martinez-Garcia | M. Chhowalla | Ram K. Gupta | R. Kappera | A. Sherehiy | Jing Zhang | R. Schulze | Ulises Martinez | D. Cummins | A. Martinez‐Garcia
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