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Electrospun fiber mats with multistep seeded growth of UTSA-16 metal organic frameworks by microwave reaction with excellent CO2 capture performance File

Gaikwad, Ranjit , Gaikwad, Sanjit , Kim, Yeonhee , Han, Sangil

Article Issue Date2021-08 View10
Facilely Synthesized M-Montmorillonite (M = Cr, Fe, and Co) as Efficient Catalysts for Enhancing CO2 Desorption from Amine Solution File

Bhatti, Umair H. , Kazmi, Wajahat W. , Min, Gwan Hong , Haider, Junaid , Nam, Sungchan , Baek, Il Hyun

Article Issue Date2021-09 View14
Highly Efficient Layered Double Hydroxide-Derived Bimetallic Cu-Co Alloy Catalysts for the Reverse Water-Gas Shift Reaction File

Kim, Kwang Young , Jang, Wonsik , Byun, Woo Jin , Lee, Ji Young , Kim, Miri , Lee, Ju Hyeong , Rhim, Geun Bae , Youn, Min Hye , Chun, Dong Hyun , Kim, Seok Ki , et al

Article Issue Date2024-05 View12
Layered Double Hydroxide-Derived Intermetallic Ni3GaC0.25 Catalysts for Dry Reforming of Methane File

Kim, Kwang Young , Lee, Jin Ho , Lee, Hojeong , Noh, Woo Yeong , Kim, Eun Hyup , Ra, Eun Cheol , Kim, Seok Ki , An, Kwangjin , Lee, Jae Sung

Article Issue Date2021-09 View17
Parametric Study for Thermal and Catalytic Methane Pyrolysis for Hydrogen Production: Techno-Economic and Scenario Analysis File File

Cheon, Seunghyun , Byun, Manhee , Lim, Dongjun , Lee, Hyunjun , Lim, Hankwon

Article Issue Date2021-10 View13
Scenario-Based Techno-Economic Analysis of Steam Methane Reforming Process for Hydrogen Production File File

Lee, Shinje , Kim, Hyun Seung , Park, Junhyung , Kang, Boo Min , Cho, Churl-Hee , Lim, Hankwon , Won, Wangyun

Article Issue Date2021-07 View15
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