| Issue |
| Total 60 articles [ 키워드: Hydrate ] |
| No. | Article |
| 41 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 28 (3), pp.949-953 (2011) Effect of CO2 concentration on the performance of different thermodynamic models for prediction of CH4+CO2+H2O hydrate equilibrium conditions Zarenezhad B, Mottahedin M, Asl AH |
| 42 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 27 (6), pp.1738-1743 (2010) IR study on the reduction of NO and NO2 by hydrazine monohydrate over Fe-BEA zeolite Park SM, Seo G, Yoo YS, et al. |
| 43 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 25 (6), pp.1397-1400 (2008) Spectroscopic observation of H2 migration in structure-I clathrate hydrate Choi SJ, Shin KC, Cha JH, et al. |
| 44 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 25 (6), pp.1473-1476 (2008) Protein binding study of catechin hydrate and genistein by high-performance frontal analysis Tian M, Yan H, Row KH |
| 45 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 25 (1), pp.154-157 (2008) Equilibrium and crystallographic measurements of the binary tetrahydrofuran and helium clathrate hydrates Yeon SH, Park J, Park Y, et al. |
| 46 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 24 (5), pp.843-846 (2007) Gauche conformation of acyclic guest molecules appearing in the large cages of structure-H clathrate hydrates Shin K, Park Y, Hong JH, et al. |
| 47 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 24 (4), pp.624-627 (2007) Spectroscopic evidences of the double hydrogen hydrates stabilized with ethane and propane Park J, Lee H |
| 48 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 23 (2), pp.283-287 (2006) Phase and kinetic behavior of the mixed methane and carbon dioxide hydrates Park YJ, Lee JY, Shin KC, et al. |
| 49 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 23 (2), pp.299-302 (2006) Phase behavior and structure transition of the mixed methane and nitrogen hydrates Lee JW, Kim DY, Lee H |
| 50 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (5), pp.671-681 (2005) Gas Hydrates: A Cleaner Source of Energy and Opportunity for Innovative Technologies Englezos P, Lee JD |
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