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A new route to improved glucose yields in cellulose hydrolysis File

Zhao, Haibo , Holladay, Johnathan E. , Kwak, Jahun , Zhang, Z. Conrad

Article Issue Date2007-08 View6
Control of AlPO4-nanoparticle coating on LiCoO2 by using water or ethanol File

Cho, Jaephil , Lee, Joon-Gon , Kim, Byoungsoo , Kim, Tae-Gon , Kim, Jisuk , Park, Byungwoo

Article Issue Date2005-07 View5
Effect of Binding Affinity of Crystal Water on the Electrochemical Performance of Layered Double Hydroxides File

Lee, Hyeon Jeong , Lee, Ji Hoon , Choi, Jang Wook

Article Issue Date2020-12 View4
Highly Crystalline and Low Bandgap Donor Polymers for Efficient Polymer Solar Cells File

Liu, Jun , Choi, Hyosung , Kim, Jin Young , Bailey, Chris , Durstock, Michael , Dai, Liming

Article Issue Date2012-01 View4
Nanostructure-Preserved Hematite Thin Film for Efficient Solar Water Splitting File

Kim, Jae Young , Youn, Duck Hyun , Kim, Ju Hun , Kim, Hyun Gyu , Lee, Jae Sung

Article Issue Date2015-07 View7
Substantial improvements of long-term stability in encapsulation-free WS2 using highly interacting graphene substrate File

Kim, Se-Yang , Kwak, Jinsung , Kim, Jung Hwa , Lee, Jae-Ung , Jo, Yongsu , Kim, Sung Youb , Cheong Hyeonsik , Lee, Zonghoon , Kwon, Soon-Yong

Article Issue Date2017-03 View5
Ternary Organic Solar Cells Based on Two Highly Efficient Polymer Donors with Enhanced Power Conversion Efficiency File

Liu, Tao , Huo, Lijun , Sun, Xiaobo , Fan, Bingbing , Cai, Yunhao , Kim, Taehyo , Kim, Jin Young , Choi, Hyosung , Sun, Yanming

Article Issue Date2016-03 View5
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