| Issue |
| Total 83 articles [ 저자: Kim SH ] |
| No. | Article |
| 51 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 23 (4), pp.669-671 (2006) Spectral dependency of Eu2+-activated silicate phosphors on the composition for LED application Kim SH, Lee HJ, Kim KP, et al. |
| 52 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 23 (2), pp.182-187 (2006) Selective CO oxidation in the presence of hydrogen over supported Pt catalysts promoted with transition metals Ko EY, Park ED, Seo KW, et al. |
| 53 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 23 (2), pp.325-328 (2006) Formation of nanodots and nanostripes of carbon nitride on silicon by plasmaand thermal treatments Kim SH, Hong JH, Hahn YB |
| 54 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (4), pp.573-578 (2005) Pyrolysis Kinetics and Characteristics of the Mixtures of Waste Ship Lubricating Oil and Waste Fishing Rope Kim SH, Kim SS, Chun BH, et al. |
| 55 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (4), pp.579-584 (2005) Total Organic Carbon Disappearance Kinetics for Supercritical Water Oxidation of Dimethyl Methylphospate Used as a Chemical Agent Simulant Lee BM, Veriansyah B, Kim SH, et al. |
| 56 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 22 (3), pp.489-493 (2005) Growth and Formation Mechanism of Sea Urchin-Like ZnO Nanostructures on Si Kim SH, Umar A, Hahn YB |
| 57 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 21 (4), pp.821-828 (2004) Adsorption and Regeneration Dynamic Characteristics of Methane and Hydrogen Binary System Choi BU, Nam GM, Choi DK, et al. |
| 58 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 21 (1), pp.252-256 (2004) Effect of Steam on Coking in the Non-catalytic Pyrolysis of Naphtha Components Lee JH, Kim KM, Kim SH, et al. |
| 59 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 19 (5), pp.833-837 (2002) The Heat Transfer Characteristics in Air-Lift Contactor with Activated Carbon for the Separation of Air Pollutants Park CJ, Kim SS, Chun BH, et al. |
| 60 |
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, 19 (5), pp.888-894 (2002) Characterization Procedure for Adsorption of DOC (Dissolved Organic Carbon) from Synthetic Wastewater Kim SH, Ngo HH, Chaudhary D, et al. |
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