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Investigating Polaron Formation in Anatase and Brookite TiO2 by Density Functional Theory with Hybrid-Functional and DFT + U Methods File File

De Lile, Jeffrey Roshan , Kang, Sung Gu , Son, Young-A , Lee, Seung Geol

Article Issue Date2019-05 View7
Mechanism of adhesion of the diglycidyl ether of bisphenol A (DGEBA) to the Fe(100) surface File

Lee, Ji Hye , Kang, Sung Gu , Choe, Youngson , Lee, Seung Geol

Article Issue Date2016-04 View19
MgO-based composites for high pressure CO2 capture: A first-principles theoretical and experimental investigation File

Kwon, Sung Hyun , Hiremath, Vishwanath , Nanoti, Anshu , Kang, Sung Gu , Seo, Jeong Gil , Lee, Seung Geol

Article Issue Date2023-12 View5
Novel Graphene Hydrogel/B-Doped Graphene Quantum Dots Composites as Trifunctional Electrocatalysts for Zn-Air Batteries and Overall Water Splitting File

Tran Van Tam , Kang, Sung Gu , Kim, Mun Ho , Lee, Seung Geol , Hur, Seung Hyun , Chung, Jin Suk , Choi, Won Mook

Article Issue Date2019-07 View6
Specific Isotope-Responsive Breathing Transition in Flexible Metal-Organic Frameworks File

Kim, Jin Yeong , Park, Jaewoo , Ha, Junsu , Jung, Minji , Wallacher, Dirk , Franz, Alexandra , Balderas-Xicohtencatl, Rafael , Hirscher, Michael , Kang, Sung Gu , Park, Jitae T. , et al

Article Issue Date2020-08 View3
Synthesis of B-doped graphene quantum dots as a metal-free electrocatalyst for the oxygen reduction reaction File

Van Tam, Tran , Kang, Sung Gu , Babu, Kadumudi Firoz , Oh, Eun-Suok , Lee, Seung Geol , Choi, Won Mook

Article Issue Date2017-06 View5
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