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Recent progress in electrochemical hydrogen sulfide splitting: Strategies for enabling Sulfur-tolerant anodic reactions File

Kim, Kwiyong , Lee, Changsoo

Article Issue Date2023-08 View13
Seawater battery performance enhancement enabled by a defect/edge-rich, oxygen self-doped porous carbon electrocatalyst File

Senthilkumar, S. T. , Park, Sung O. , Kim, Junsoo , Hwang, Soo Min , Kwak, Sang Kyu , Kim, Youngsik

Article Issue Date2017-07 View6
Structural Evolution of Atomically Dispersed Fe Species in Fe-N/C Catalysts Probed by X-ray Absorption and Fe-57 Mossbauer Spectroscopies File

Woo, Jinwoo , Choi, Hyunkyung , Sa, Young Jin , Kim, Ho Young , Lim, Taejung , Jang, Jue-Hyuk , Yoo, Sung Jong , Kim, Jin Young , Kim, Chul Sung , Joo, Sang Hoon

Article Issue Date2021-06 View10
Techno-economic analysis for CO2 reforming of a medium-grade landfill gas in a membrane reactor for H-2 production File

Heo, Juheon , Lee, Boreum , Lim, Hankwon

Article Issue Date2018-01 View5
The promise of hydrogen production from alkaline anion exchange membrane electrolyzers File

Li, Changqing , Baek, Jong-Beom

Article Issue Date2021-09 View10
Unveiling interfacial dynamics and structural degradation of solid electrolytes in a seawater battery system File

Lee, Chanhee , Wi, Tae-Ung , Go, Wooseok , Rahman, Muhammad Fahmi , McDowell, Matthew T. , Kim, Youngsik , Lee, Hyun-Wook

Article Issue Date2020-11 View7
Why (100) Terraces Break and Make Bonds: Oxidation of Dimethyl Ether on Platinum Single-Crystal Electrodes File

Li, Hongjiao , Calle-Vallejo, Federico , Kolb, Manuel J. , Kwon, Youngkook , Li, Yongdan , Koper, Marc T. M.

Article Issue Date2013-09 View4
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