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Hierarchically assembled tubular shell-core-shell heterostructure of hybrid transition metal chalcogenides for high-performance supercapacitors with ultrahigh cyclability File

Lee, Young-Woo , Kim, Byung-Sung , Hong, John , Choi, Heechae , Jang, Hyun-Sik , Hou, Bo , Pak, Sangyeon , Lee, Juwon , Lee, Sang-Hyo , Morris, Stephen M. , et al

Article Issue Date2017-07 View10
Investigation of electrochemical performance on carbon supported tin-selenium bimetallic anodes in lithium-ion batteries File

Yoon, Young Hoon , Kim, Doo Soo , Kim, Minjung , Park, Min Sang , Lee, Young-Chul , Kim, Kwang Ho , Kim, Il Tae , Hur, Jaehyun , Lee, Seung Geol

Article Issue Date2018-03 View13
Investigation of mass loading of cathode materials for high energy lithium-ion batteries File File

Kim, Yujin , Kim, Moonjin , Lee, Taeyong , Kim, Eunchae , An, Minju , Park, Joohyuk , Cho, Jaephil , Son, Yeonguk

Article Issue Date2023-02 View16
Optimization of Sr content in layered SmBa1-xSrxCo2O5+delta perovskite cathodes for intermediate-temperature solid oxide fuel cells File

Jun, Areum , Kim, Junyoung , Shin, Jeeyoung , Kim, Guntae

Article Issue Date2012-12 View11
Preparation and evaluation of activated carbon supported catalysts derived waste materials for hybrid type Na-air battery File

Kim, Kyoungho , Han, Jinhyup , Park, Jeong-Sun , Lee, Jinho

Article Issue Date2019-06 View8
The electrochemical and thermodynamic characterization of PrBaCo2-xFexO5+delta (x=0, 0.5, 1) infiltrated into yttria-stabilized zirconia scaffold as cathodes for solid oxide fuel cells File

Choi, Sihyuk , Shin, Jeeyoung , Kim, Guntae

Article Issue Date2012-03 View16
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