| Issue |
| Total 51 articles [ 키워드: Fraction ] |
| No. | Article |
| 41 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 25 (5), pp.1154-1159 (2008) Adsorption characteristics of binary vapors among acetone, MEK, benzene, and toluene Lee SW, Cheon JK, Park HJ, et al. |
| 42 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 25 (4), pp.874-880 (2008) Diffraction efficiency change in PVA/AA photopolymer films by photosensitive inorganic compound addition Kim D, Nam S, Lim J |
| 43 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 24 (5), pp.723-729 (2007) Characterization of aquatic groundwater colloids by a laser-induced breakdown detection and ICP-MS combined with an asymmetric flow field-flow fractionation Baik MH, Yun JI, Bouby M, et al. |
| 44 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 24 (5), pp.757-762 (2007) Manganese removal using an aerated granular filter Cho BY |
| 45 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (4), pp.569-572 (2005) Compositional and Structural Identification of Natural Gas Hydrates Collected at Site 1249 on Ocean Drilling Program Leg 204 Kim DY, Uhm TW, Lee H, et al. |
| 46 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 21 (4), pp.816-820 (2004) Preparation and Characterization of Paclitaxel from Plant Cell Culture Gi US, Min B, Lee JH, et al. |
| 47 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 21 (2), pp.521-526 (2004) Chiral Separation of Ketoprofen Racemate by using Chirex® 3005 and Kromasil® CHI-II Chiral Column Yoon TH, Kim IH |
| 48 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 20 (4), pp.755-761 (2003) Industrial Application of an Extended Fully Thermally Coupled Distillation Column to BTX Separation in a Naphtha Reforming Plant Kim YH, Choi DW, Hwang KS |
| 49 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 17 (3), pp.273-279 (2000) The Characteristics of Particle Flow in the Overflow and Underflow Standpipe of Fluidized Beds Kim JM, Han GY, Yi CK |
| 50 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 15 (4), pp.445-448 (1998) Separation of Oil Contaminants by Surfactant-Aided Foam Fractionation Cho D, Chang HN |
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