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A framework for estimating soil water characteristic curve and hydraulic conductivity function of permeable reactive media File

Gray, Christopher S. , Won, Jongmuk , Burns, Susan E.

Article Issue Date2024-05 View4
A mini-review of the current progress and future challenges of zeolites for hydrogen isotopes separation through a quantum effect File

So, Soon Hyeong , Oh, Hyunchul

Article Issue Date2024-01 View17
C-H bond arylation of anilides inside copper-exchanged zeolites File

Mathew, Bijoy P. , Yang, Hyun Ji , Jeon, Himchan , Lee, Jeong-Hyeon , Kim, Jin Chul , Shin, Tae Joo , Myung, Kyungjae , Kwak, Sang Kyu , Kwak, Jahun , Hong, Sung You

Article Issue Date2016-06 View10
Determination of the bulk modulus of hydroxycancrinite, a possible zeolitic precursor in geopolymers, by high-pressure synchrotron X-ray diffraction File

Oh, Jae Eun , Clark, Simon M. , Monteiro, Paulo J. M.

Article Issue Date2011-11 View11
Efficient copper catalysts for C-H bond arylation under microwave heating: Direct access to multi-substituted pivanilides File

Yang, Hyun Ji , Mathew, Bijoy P. , Oh, Dong Gun , Myung, Kyungjae , Kwak, Ja Hun , Hong, Sung You

Article Issue Date2017-02 View5
Nickel on two-dimensional ITQ-2 zeolite as a highly active catalyst for carbon dioxide reforming of methane File

Kweon, Sungjoon , Kim, Young Woo , Bae, Jongil , Kim, Eun-Jeong , Park, Min Bum , Min, Hyung-Ki

Article Issue Date2022-04 View6
The Effect of Copper Loading on the Selective Catalytic Reduction of Nitric Oxide by Ammonia Over Cu-SSZ-13 File

Kwak, Jahun , Tran, Diana , Szanyi, Janos , Peden, Charles H. F. , Lee, Jong H.

Article Issue Date2012-03 View17
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