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We report on facile hydrothermal synthesis of 2H and 1T/2H mixed-phase MoS nanosheets using different organic sulfur precursors with varying sulfur release tendencies. 1T/2H MoS demonstrated direct solar light-driven photocatalysis and adsorption recyclability, attributed to phase synergy and improved charge separation.
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