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Durairaj Mahendiran
Research areas: Materials Science · Materials Chemistry · Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion · 2D Materials and Applications · Graphene research and applications
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Publications (13)
- Atomic Doping of Sr–Co–Ni on Tungsten Carbide Electrocatalyst for Synergistically Enhanced Water Splitting Performance Save
- Defective SiC Nanotubes: Promising Anode Materials for Alkali Metal Ion Batteries Save
- Reducing deformation of single-walled defective silicon carbide nanotubes under charge injection: a first principles study Save
- From Proximity to Energetics: Unveiling the Hidden Compass of Hydrogen Evolution Reaction Save
- Investigation of Mn incorporation into NiOOH electrocatalyst loaded on BiVO4 photoanode for enhanced photoelectrochemical water splitting: Experimental and theoretical approach Save
- First-Principles Study on Lithium Intercalation in Traditional Semiconductors Leading to Investigation of Structural Stability and Thermoelectric Properties of Their 2D Structures Save
- First-principles study of the formation of single-walled SiC nanotubes from bilayered SiC ribbons Save
- Bypassing the scaling relationship with spin selectivity: construction of Lewis base-functionalized heterostructural 2D nanosheets for enhanced oxygen evolution reaction Save
- Effect of fluorine doping on the structural and gas sensing property of V2O5 thin films Save
- Highly conductive NiSe2 nanoparticle as a co-catalyst over TiO2 for enhanced photocatalytic hydrogen production Save
- Boosting of overall water splitting activity by regulating the electron distribution over the active sites of Ce doped NiCo–LDH and atomic level understanding of the catalyst by DFT study Save
- First Principles Study on Thickness Dependent Structural and Electronic Properties Unveiling Growth and Stability of 2D Layered II-VI Semiconducting Compounds Save
- The role of defects presenting in graphitic SiC sheets and their consequences in the exfoliation of layers – a first principles approach Save