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We demonstrate a MoS/CoS nano-heterostructure as a thermoelectric (TE) catalyst for HO generation from pure water under a mild temperature gradient. The strong interfacial interaction enhances charge separation and reactivity, significantly improving catalytic efficiency. This synergistic effect greatly boosts TE catalytic performance, demonstrating a sustainable and efficient strategy for green synthesis.
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