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A facile synthesis tool of nanoporous carbon for promising H2, CO2, and CH4 sorption capacity and selective gas separation File

Park, Jaewoo , Jung, Minji , Jang, Haenam , Lee, Kiyoung , Attia, Nour F. , Oh, Hyunchul

Article Issue Date2018-12 View5
Characterization of Porous Cementitious Materials Using Microscopic Image Processing and X-ray CT Analysis File File

Yoon, Jinyoung , Kim, Hyunjun , Sim, Sung-Han , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2020-07 View7
Effect of thermo-mechanical activation of waste concrete powder (WCP) on the characteristics of cement mixtures File

Vashistha, Prabhat , Oinam, Yanchen , Kim, Hyeong-Ki , Pyo, Sukhoon

Article Issue Date2023-01 View6
Effective synthesis route of renewable nanoporous carbon adsorbent for high energy gas storage and CO2/N-2 selectivity File

Jung, Minji , Park, Jaewoo , Lee, Kiyoung , Attia, Nour F. , Oh, Hyunchul

Article Issue Date2020-12 View4
Flexible nanoporous activated carbon cloth for achieving high H-2, CH4, and CO2 storage capacities and selective CO2/CH4 separation File

Attia, Nour F. , Jung, Minji , Park, Jaewoo , Jang, Haenam , Lee, Kiyoung , Oh, Hyunchul

Article Issue Date2020-01 View4
Microstructural and strength improvements through the use of Na2CO3 in a cementless Ca(OH)2-activated Class F fly ash system File

Jeon, Dongho , Jun, Yubin , Jeong, Yeonung , Oh, Jae Eun

Article Issue Date2015-01 View3
Removal of volatile organic compounds from air using activated carbon impregnated cellulose acetate electrospun mats File File

Patil, Kashyap , Jeong, Seonju , Lim, Hankwon , Byun, Hun-Soo , Han, Sangil

Article Issue Date2019-12 View5
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