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Optimization of operating variables in a pilot-scale reverse osmosis membrane process for reclamation of tunnel construction wastewater File

Cho, Hyun Uk , Cho, Kyung Hwa , Kang, Seokkoo , Kim, Young Mo

Article Issue Date2016-06 View5
Organic nanocolloid fouling in UF membranes File

Kwon, B , Cho, Jaeweon , Park, N , Pellegrino, J

Article Issue Date2006-08 View9
Physicochemical pretreatment of seawater: fouling reduction and membrane characterization File

Shon, H. K. , Kim, S. H. , Vigneswaran, S. , Ben Aim, R. , Lee, Sungyun , Cho, Jaeweon

Article Issue Date2009-03 View6
Porous Two-Dimensional Monolayer Metal-Organic Framework Material and Its Use for the Size-Selective Separation of Nanoparticles File

Jiang, Yi , Ryu, Gyeong Hee , Joo, Se Hun , Chen, Xiong , Lee, Sun Hwa , Chen, Xianjue , Huang, Ming , Wu, Xiaozhong , Luo, Da , Huang, Yuan , et al

Article Issue Date2017-08 View6
Pretreatment with alum or powdered activated carbon reduces bacterial predation-associated irreversible fouling of membranes File

Kim, Eun-Ho , Dwidar, Mohammed , Kwon, Young-Nam , Mitchell, Robert J.

Article Issue Date2014-11 View4
Selective protein transport through ultra-thin suspended reduced graphene oxide nanopores File

Lee, Dae-Sik , Park, Seokhan , Han, Yong Duk , Lee, Jae Eun , Jeong, Hu Young , Yoon, Hyun C. , Jung, Moon Yeon , Kim, Sang Ouk , Choi, Sung-Yool

Article Issue Date2017-09 View6
Surface charge characterization of nanofiltration membranes by potentiometric titrations and electrophoresis: Functionality vs. zeta potential File

Rho, Hojung , Chon, Kangmin , Cho, Jaeweon

Article Issue Date2018-02 View6
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