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Herein, we present hierarchical Mo-doped NiCoP@carbon microspheres that exhibit a noticeable enhancement in catalytic activity and fast kinetics for hydrogen evolution. An overpotential of 74.6 mV at 10 mA cm and 54.9 mV dec can be achieved. These results demonstrated the excellent electrochemical properties arising from the intrinsic characteristics of elemental doping and morphology control. We believe that this work opens a new avenue to fabricating TMD-based catalysts the engineering of transition metal compounds.

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