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Total 15 articles [ 키워드: Matte ] |
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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. |
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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 |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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 |
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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. |
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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. |
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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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