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Tactical hybrids of Li+-conductive dry polymer electrolytes with sulfide solid electrolytes: Toward practical all-solid-state batteries with wider temperature operability File

Oh, Dae Yang , Kim, Kyu Tae , Jung, Sung Hoo , Kim, Dong Hyeon , Jun, Seunggoo , Jeoung, Sungeun , Moon, Hoi Ri , Jung, Yoon Seok

Article Issue Date2022-03 View25
Thermal conversion of a tailored metal-organic framework into lithium silicate with an unusual morphology for efficient CO2 capture File

Lee, Jae Hwa , Moon, Byoungnam , Kim, Tae Kyung , Jeoung, Sungeun , Moon, Hoi Ri

Article Issue Date2015-04 View25
Three-dimensional iron(II) porous coordination polymer exhibiting carbon dioxide-dependent spin crossover File

Shin, Jong Won , Jeong, Ah Rim , Jeoung, Sungeun , Moon, Hoi Ri , Komatsumaru, Yuki , Hayami, Shinya , Moon, Dohyun , Min, Kil Sik

Article Issue Date2018-04 View30
Transformation of Metal-Organic Frameworks/Coordination Polymers into Functional Nanostructured Materials: Experimental Approaches Based on Mechanistic Insights File

Lee, Kyung Joo , Lee, Jae Hwa , Jeoung, Sungeun , Moon, Hoi Ri

Article Issue Date2017-11 View20
Tuning of the flexibility in metal–organic frameworks based on pendant arm macrocycles File

Jeoung, Sungeun , Lee, Songho , Lee, Jae Hwa , Lee, Soochan , Choe, Wonyoung , Moon, Dohyun , Moon, Hoi Ri

Article Issue Date2019-08 View21
Upcycling of nonporous coordination polymers: Controllable-conversion toward porosity-tuned N-doped carbons and their electrocatalytic activity in seawater batteries File

Jeoung, Sungeun , Sahgong, Sun Hye , Kim, Jae Hyung , Hwang, Soo Min , Kim, Youngsik , Moon, Hoi Ri

Article Issue Date2016-09 View31
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