Issue
Total 15 articles [ 키워드: Matte ]
No. Article
1 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 40 (12), pp.2906-2913 (2023)
Enhanced photocatalytic activity of TiO2/Ca12Al14O33 in NO removal
Ji Hye Park, Min Woo Hong, Wathone Oo, et al.
2 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 37 (2), pp.249-262 (2020)
Use of nitrate-nitrogen concentration for controlling source, cellular matter production and oxygen consumption for sewage treatment
Wang X, Zhang X, Lu H
3 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 36 (10), pp.1565-1574 (2019)
Electrospun nanofiber filters for highly efficient PM2.5 capture
Nam CW, Lee SK, Ryu M, et al.
4 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 36 (10), pp.1587-1594 (2019)
Removal of Microcystis aeruginosa and control of algal organic matters by potassium ferrate(VI) pre-oxidation enhanced Fe(II) coagulation
Zhou J, Zhao Z, Liu J, et al.
5 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 35 (6), pp.1274-1280 (2018)
Bioactivity kinetics of organic matter biodegradation and nitrification
Wang J, Wang L, Cui E, et al.
6 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 34 (12), pp.3111-3118 (2017)
Compositional and structural variations of bitumen and its interactions with mineral matters during Huadian oil shale pyrolysis
Chang Z, Chu M, Zhang C, et al.
7 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 33 (12), pp.3330-3336 (2016)
Comparison of electrostatic charge and beta attenuation mass monitors for continuous airborne PM10 monitoring under field conditions
Intra P, Yawootti A, Sampattagul S
8 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 33 (8), pp.2330-2336 (2016)
Chemical kinetics of bean straw biofuel pyrolysis using maximum volatile release method
Chen W, Annamalai K, Sun J, et al.
9 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 33 (7), pp.2084-2089 (2016)
Effects of oxidized biodiesel on formation of particulate matter and NOx from diesel engine
Kang H, Song H, Ha J, et al.
10 Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 31 (7), pp.1115-1119 (2014)
Reaction mechanisms for dithiothreitol as a measure of particulate matter induced oxidative potential activity by density functional theory
Bei Y, Liu Q
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