
Tungsten disulfide (WS?), as an important transition metal sulfide, possesses a unique layered structure and excellent physicochemical properties, demonstrating broad application prospects in lubrication, catalysis, energy storage, and other fields. The mechanical ball milling method, a commonly used technique for preparing WS?, has garnered widespread attention due to its relatively simple operation and low cost. I. Principle of Mechanical Ball Milling Method The mechanical ball milling method utilizes mechanical energy to induce chemical reactions or structural changes in materials. In…