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A surface-reactive high-modulus binder for the reversible conversion reaction of nanoparticular cobalt oxide File

Lee, Myeong-Hee , Kim, Tae-Hee , Hwang, Chihyun , Kim, Jieun , Song, Hyun-Kon

Article Issue Date2017-01 View3
Germanium Nanotubes Prepared by Using the Kirkendall Effect as Anodes for High-Rate Lithium Batteries File

Park, Mi-Hee , Cho, YongHyun , Kim, Kitae , Kim, Jeyoung , Liu, Meilin , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2011-10 View4
Green Strategy to Single Crystalline Anatase TiO2 Nanosheets with Dominant (001) Facets and Its Lithiation Study toward Sustainable Cobalt-Free Lithium Ion Full Battery File

Ming, Hai , Kumar, Pushpendra , Yang, Wenjing , Fu, Yu , Ming, Jun , Kwak, Won-Jin , Li, Lain-Jong , Sun, Yang-kook , Zheng, Junwei

Article Issue Date2015-12 View4
Near-Incompressible Faceted Polymer Microcapsules from Metal-Organic Framework Templates File

Ejima, Hirotaka , Yanai, Nobuhiro , Best, James P. , Sindoro, Melinda , Granick, Steve , Caruso, Frank

Article Issue Date2013-10 View6
Synthesis of submicron-sized spherical green phosphors by reverse emulsion method and their application to phosphor inks for ink-jet process in PDP File

Kim, Soon Hak , Han, Yoon Soo , Kwon, Younghwan , Hur, Youngjune , Kwak, Giseop , Hur, Byung Ki , Park, Lee Soon

Article Issue Date2008-10 View6
The binder effect on an oxide-based anode in lithium and sodium-ion battery applications: the fastest way to ultrahigh performance File

Ming, Jun , Ming, Hai , Kwak, Won-Jin , Shin, Changdae , Zheng, Junwei , Sun, Yang-Kook

Article Issue Date2014-11 View3
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