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Enhancing SO2 resistance in vanadium catalysts with tungsten disulfide for NH3-SCR File File

Kim, Donghyeok , Lee, Myeung-Jin , Choi, Yejin , Jeong, Bora , Ye, Bora , Kim, Jongkyoung , Cho, Seungho , Kim, Hong-Dae

Article Issue Date2025-01 View150
Five-volt-class high-capacity all-solid-state lithium batteries File

Son, Jun Pyo , Park, Juhyoun , Kim, Hae-Yong , Kim, Jae-Seung , Song, Yong Bae , Kim, Changhoon , Kim, Donghyeok , Kim, Jong Seok , Lee, Junwoo , Ko, Sunho , et al

Article Issue Date2025-10 View48
Hexagonal boron nitride heterostructure to control the oxidation states and SO2 resistance of the V2O5-WO3/TiO2 catalyst for the NH3-SCR reaction across a wide temperature range File

Lee, Myeung-Jin , Jeong, Bora , Kim, Donghyeok , Kim, Su-Jin , Ye, Bora , Kim, Do-Hyun , Kim, Hong-Dae , Cho, Seungho

Article Issue Date2025-12 View13707
Phase control of heterogeneous 1T/2H-MoS2 to improve the selective catalytic reduction activity of VMo/Ti File File

Kim, Su-Jin , Kim, Donghyeok , Lee, Myeung-Jin , Kim, Woon-Gi , Jeong, Bora , Ye, Bora , Kim, Hong-Dae

Article Issue Date2024-03 View188
Role of Catalytically Etched Hexagonal Boron Nitride for V Species Control in Catalyst for Selective Catalytic Reduction of Nitrogen Oxides

Lee, Myeung-Jin , Jeong, Bora , Kim, Donghyeok , Choi, Yejin , Cho, Seungho , Kim, Hong-Dae

Conference Paper Issue Date2024-11-07 View73
SO2 resistance of V-based catalyst for Selective Catalytic Reduction of NOx with NH3 from WS2 Hydrogen-Reducing

Kim, Donghyeok , Kim, WG , Jung, B , Ye, B , Cho, Seungho , Kim, Hong-Dae

Conference Paper Issue Date2023-07-11 View60
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