“…Specifically, stoichiometric CoSe 2 , with its t 2g 6 e g 1 structure, ,, is considered to be an appropriate electrode material for oxygen and hydrogen electrocatalysis, ,, and its performance has been experimentally demonstrated. However, bulk CoSe 2 lacks electrocatalytic activity and has poor electronic conductivity. , Consequently, in recent years, morphologies of CoSe 2 have been tuned, , combined with carbon materials, ,, heterostructured, ,, and doped with heteroatoms to enhance their catalytic performance. ,− Despite its promising HER and OER performance, CoSe 2 I still need to be applied, due to its slow kinetics, unpredictable stability, and unsatisfactory activity . Through the control of P-doping, structural transformation engineering has been accomplished, and orthorhombic-CoSe 2 (o-CoSe 2 ) obtained through doping has shown better HER performances than the original cubic-CoSe 2 It is confirmed by Dai’s report that, with the introduction of Cu (II) ions, o-CoSe 2 is transformed into m-Co 3 Se 4 (monoclinic phase-Co 3 Se 4 ).…”