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Carbon-supported ultra-high loading Pt nanoparticle catalyst by controlled overgrowth of Pt: Improvement of Pt utilization leads to enhanced direct methanol fuel cell performance File

You, Dae Jong , Kwon, Kyungjung , Joo, Sang Hoon , Kim, Jin Hoe , Kim, Ji Man , Pak, Chanho , Chang, Hyuk

Article Issue Date2012-04 View1

Cathode catalyst layer using supported Pt catalyst on ordered mesoporous carbon for direct methanol fuel cell File

Kim, Hee-Tak , You, Dae Jong , Yoon, Hae-Kwon , Joo, Sang Hoon , Pak, Chanho , Chang, Hyuk , Song, In-Seob

Article Issue Date2008-06 View3

Direct sulfonation of ordered mesoporous carbon for catalyst support of direct methanol fuel cell File

Pak, Chanho , Joo, Sang Hoon , You, Dae Jong , Kim, Ji Man , Chang, Hyuk , Seung, Doyoung

Article Issue Date2007 View0

Ordered mesoporous carbon as new support for direct methanol fuel cell: controlling of microporosity and graphitic character File

Pak, Chanho , Joo, Sang Hoon , You, Dae Jong , Lee, Hyung Ik , Kim, Ji Man , Chang, Hyuk , Seung, Doyoung

Conference Paper Issue Date2007 View4

Ordered mesoporous carbon as new support for direct methanol fuel cell: controlling of microporosity and graphitic character File

Park, Chanho , Joo, Sang Hoon , You, Dae Jong , Kim, Ji Man , Seung, Doyoung

Article Issue Date2007-03 View3

Ordered mesoporous carbon-carbon nanotube nanocomposites as highly conductive and durable cathode catalyst supports for polymer electrolyte fuel cells File

Cheon, Jae Yeong , Ahn, Chiyeong , You, Dae Jong , Pak, Chanho , Hur, Seung Hyun , Kim, Junbom , Joo, Sang Hoon

Article Issue Date2013-01 View5

Ordered mesoporous carbons (OMC) as supports of electrocatalysts for direct methanol fuel cells (DMFC): Effect of carbon precursors of OMC on DMFC performances File

Joo, Sang Hoon , Pak, Chanho , You, Dae Jong , Lee, Seol-Ah , Lee, Hyung Ik , Kim, Ji Man , Chang, Hyuk , Seung, Doyoung

Article Issue Date2006-12 View3

Ordered mesoporous carbons with controlled particle sizes as catalyst supports for direct methanol fuel cell cathodes File

Joo, Sang Hoon , Lee, Hyung Ik , You, Dae Jong , Kwon, Kyungjung , Kim, Jin Hoe , Choi, Yeong Suk , Kang, Min , Kim, Ji Man , Pak, Chanho , Chang, Hyuk , et al

Article Issue Date2008-12 View5

Pd core-shell alloy catalysts for high-temperature polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells: Effect of the core composition on the activity towards oxygen reduction reactions File

You, Dae Jong , Kim, Do Hyung , Lile, Jeffrey Roshan De , Li, Chengbin , Lee, Seung Geol , Kim, Ji Man , Pak, Chanho

Article Issue Date2018-07 View9

Preparation of high loading Pt nanoparticles on ordered mesoporous carbon with a controlled Pt size and its effects on oxygen reduction and methanol oxidation reactions File

Joo, Sang Hoon , Kwon, Kyungjung , You, Dae Jong , Pak, Chanho , Chang, Hyuk , Kim, Ji Man

Article Issue Date2009-10 View4

Preparation of ultra high loading supported Pt catalyst for direct methanol fuel cell File

Joo, Sang Hoon , Lee, Seol-Ah , You, Dae Jong , Pak, Chanho , Chang, Hyuk , Seung, Doyoung

Article Issue Date2006-09 View3

Rational synthesis pathway for ordered mesoporous carbon with controllable 30- To 100-angstrom pores File

Lee, Hyung Ik , Kim, Jin Hoe , You, Dae Jong , Lee, Ji Eun , Kim, Ji Man , Ahn, Wha-Seung , Pak, Chanho , Joo, Sang Hoon , Chang, Hyuk , Seung, Doyoung

Article Issue Date2008-02 View0

Ultrastable Pt nanoparticles supported on sulfur-containing ordered mesoporous carbon via strong metal-support interaction File

Lee, Hyung Ik , Joo, Sang Hoon , Kim, Jin Hoe , You, Dae Jong , Kim, Ji Man , Park, Jung-Nam , Chang, Hyuk , Pak, Chanho

Article Issue Date2009 View5

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