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Formation and Reactivity of an (Alkene)persulfidoiridium(III) Intermediate and Mechanistic and Spectroscopic Investigation of Radical and Nickel(I) Intermediates in Reductive Transformations of Unsaturated Substrates File

Kim, Gun Ha

Thesis Issue Date2024-08 View132
Lanthanide metal-assisted synthesis of rhombic dodecahedral MNi (M = Ir and Pt) nanoframes toward efficient oxygen evolution catalysis File

Jin, Haneul , Hong, Yongju , Yoon, Jisun , Oh, Aram , Chaudhari, Nitin K. , Baik, Hionsuck , Joo, Sang Hoon , Lee, Kwangyeol

Article Issue Date2017-12 View138
Metal-centered oxidations facilitate the removal of ruthenium-based olefin metathesis catalysts File

Rosen, Evelyn L. , Varnado, C. Daniel, Jr. , Arumugam, Kuppuswamy , Bielawski, Christopher W.

Article Issue Date2013-11 View125
Metal-promoted C1 polymerizations File

Cahoon, Collin R. , Bielawski, Christopher W.

Article Issue Date2018-11 View75
Nano-engineered natural sponge as a recyclable and deformable reactor for ultrafast conversion of pollutants from water File

Liu, Mingyue , Shan, Cancan , Chang, Heng , Zhang, Ze , Huang, Renliang , Lee, Dong Woog , Qi, Wei , He, Zhimin , Su, Rongxin

Article Issue Date2022-01 View177
Roles of Transition Metal Substrates in Graphene Chemical Vapor Deposition Growth File

Cheng, Ting , Sun, Luzhao , Liu, Zhirong , Ding, Feng , Liu, Zhongfan

Article Issue Date2022-01 View174
Synthesis and characterization of metal-doped reduced graphene oxide composites, and their application in removal of Escherichia coli, arsenic and 4-nitrophenol File

Dubey, Shashi Prabha , Nguyen, Thuy T.M. , Kwon, Young-Nam , Lee, Changha

Article Issue Date2015-09 View100
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