Chang-Ha Lee

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Yonsei University

South Korea

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Chang-Ha Lee is a Professor at Yonsei University in South Korea. His research focuses on advanced adsorption techniques and materials for gas separation and purification, with recent studies investigating CO-selective adsorbents, hydrogen storage, and photocatalytic processes. He has contributed to the understanding of adsorption kinetics and machine learning applications in competitive gas adsorption. His work aims to enhance energy efficiency and safety in chemical processes.

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David Keffer

Professor & Associate Head

University of Tennessee

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Pil Rip Jeon

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Kongju National University College of Engineering

SOUTH KOREA

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Jaesung Kum

Yonsei University

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Facile synthesis of highly CO-selective Cu(I)-loaded pelletized activated carbon adsorbents for CO separation via π-complexation

Understanding silver structural rearrangement on zeolite Y for methyl iodide capture in nuclear safety system

Cu-BTC adsorbent for H2 purification: A study on adsorption kinetics and PSA performance

Statistical mechanic and machine learning approach for competitive adsorption of CO2/CH4 on coals and shales for CO2-enhanced methane recovery

Enhanced hydrogen storage via microporous defects and Cu(I) sites in HKUST-1

Photocatalytic peroxydisulfate activation for dissolved organic matter degradation in eutrophic lake water using S-scheme BiVO4/g-C3N4 3D/2D heterojunction under visible light

Blended-amine CO2 capture process without stripper for high-pressure syngas

Desorbent swing adsorption process using ethylene to separate propane and propylene under isobaric conditions

Adsorption equilibria and kinetics of CO2, CH4, CO, N2, O2, and H2 on silica-based adsorbents for H2 enhancement processes from steel off-gas for the direct reduced iron process

Invigorating surface frustrated Lewis pairs on bifunctional quasi-disordered Sn-based catalyst for solar photothermocatalytic conversion of CO2 from air

Review of the adsorption equilibria of CO2, CH4, and their mixture on coals and shales at high pressures for enhanced CH4 recovery and CO2 sequestration

Chemical precipitation–based treatment of acidic wastewater generated by chemical decontamination of radioactive concrete

Performance and dynamic behavior of H2 layered-bed PSA processes using various activated carbons and zeolite LiX for steam methane reforming gas

Enhancing energy efficiency of chemical absorption-based CO2 capture process with advanced waste-heat recovery modules at a high capture rate

Adsorption behavior and mechanism of ultra-low concentration sulfur compounds in natural gas on Cu-impregnated activated carbon

Performance and ANN-based optimization of an advanced process for wet CO2-to-Methanol using a catalytic fluidized bed reactor integrated with separators

Techno-Economic Assessment of Natural Gas Combined Cycle Power Plants with Carbon Capture and Utilization

Adsorption equilibria and kinetics of ethane and ethylene on zeolite 13X pellets

Facile and Accurate Calculation of the Density of Amino Acid Salt Solutions: A Simple and General Correlation vs Artificial Neural Networks

Overview of Carbon Monoxide Adsorption Performance of Pristine and Modified Adsorbents

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David Keffer

Pil Rip Jeon

Jaesung Kum

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