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Ammonia concentration and recovery in an up-scaled electrochemical cell through screening of cation exchange membrane File File

Choi, Seongmin , Lee, Wonjun , Kim, Hanwoong , Lee, Gwangtaek , Lee, Changsoo , Cheong, Dae-Yeol , Son, Won-Keun , Kim, Kwiyong

Article Issue Date2024-03 View46
Electrodeposition for Metal Recovery from Spent Batteries: Strategies for Improving Selectivity

Choi, Seongmin , Kim, Kwiyong , Su, Xiao

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-10-07 View10
Homogeneously Blended Donor and Acceptor AgBiS2 Nanocrystal Inks Enable High-Performance Eco-Friendly Solar Cells with Enhanced Carrier Diffusion Length File

Kim, Hae Jeong , Park, Jin Young , Choi, Ye-Jin , Kim, Soo-Kwan , Yong, Taeyeong , Lee, Wonjong , Seo, Gayoung , Lee, Eon Ji , Choi, Seongmin , You, Hyung Ryul , et al

Article Issue Date2025-03 View8
In situ disinfection and green hydrogen production using carbon-based cathodes in seawater electrolysis File

Jwa, Eunjin , Lee, Wonjun , Choi, Seongmin , Jeung, Yoon-Cheul , Hwang, Kyo Sik , Han, Ji-Hyung , Jeong, Namjo

Article Issue Date2024-07 View36
Screening of Cation Exchange Membranes for Ammonia Enrichment and Recovery and Scale-up Studies of Electrochemical Systems

Choi, Seongmin , Kim, Kwiyong

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-05-23 View11
Screening of Cation Exchange Membranes for Ammonia Enrichment and Recovery and Scale-up Studies of Electrochemical Systems

Choi, Seongmin , Kim, Kwiyong

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-08-07 View15
Selective recovery of critical elements using anodic electrodeposition

Choi, Seongmin , Kim, Kwiyong

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-11-29 View10
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