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Tailoring Metal-Porphyrin-Like Active Sites on Graphene to Improve the Efficiency and Selectivity of Electrochemical CO2 Reduction File

Cheng, Mu-Jeng , Kwon, Youngkook , Head-Gordon, Martin , Bell, Alexis T.

Article Issue Date2015-09 View5
Thermal Transformation of Molecular Ni2+-N-4 Sites for Enhanced CO2 Electroreduction Activity File

Sa, Young Jin , Jung, Hyejin , Shin, Dongyup , Jeong, Hu Young , Ringe, Stefan , Kim, Hyungjun , Hwang, Yun Jeong , Joo, Sang Hoon

Article Issue Date2020-10 View2
Tuning metal single atoms embedded in NxCy moieties toward high-performance electrocatalysis File File

Ha, Miran , Kim, Dong Yeon , Umer, Muhammad , Gladkikh, Vladislav , Myung, Chang Woo , Kim, Kwang S.

Article Issue Date2021-06 View20
Unassisted photocatalytic H2O2 production under visible light by fluorinated polymer-TiO2 heterojunction File

Hong, Yerin , Cho, Yongjoon , Go, Eun Min , Sharma, Pankaj , Cho, Hyeonjin , Lee, Byongkyu , Lee, Sang Myeon , Park, Sung O. , Ko, Myohwa , Kwak, Sang Kyu , et al

Article Issue Date2021-08 View8
Upcycling of nonporous coordination polymers: Controllable-conversion toward porosity-tuned N-doped carbons and their electrocatalytic activity in seawater batteries File

Jeoung, Sungeun , Sahgong, Sun Hye , Kim, Jae Hyung , Hwang, Soo Min , Kim, Youngsik , Moon, Hoi Ri

Article Issue Date2016-09 View6
Why (100) Terraces Break and Make Bonds: Oxidation of Dimethyl Ether on Platinum Single-Crystal Electrodes File

Li, Hongjiao , Calle-Vallejo, Federico , Kolb, Manuel J. , Kwon, Youngkook , Li, Yongdan , Koper, Marc T. M.

Article Issue Date2013-09 View4
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