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Improved photoelectrochemical performance of tungsten-catalyzed graphene nanoplatelet electrodes prepared by hot-wire chemical vapor deposition at low substrate temperatures
The current increase in demand for graphene in various energy applications such as electrode materials for supercapacitors, batteries, thermoelectric, and hydrogen production via water-splitting, the production of high-quality graphene, considering its fascinating physical and electrical properties,
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