Jinho Chang

Hanyang University

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Hydro- and benzoquinone can be (electro)chemically confined with imidazole in subnanometer-sized carbon pore regimes, and their chemical degradation induced by nucleophilic attacks was significantly mitigated.

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YongJoo Kim

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Kookmin University

SOUTH KOREA

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Won Bo Lee

Professor

Seoul National University

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Daewon Sohn

Professor

Hanyang University

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Sangho Cho

Associate Professor

University of Science and Technology

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Jinho Chang

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Redox electrolyte reactions under water‐in‐salt conditions: A mini review

Water-in-Salt Electrolyte Stabilizes Pyrazine Radical: Suppression of Its Aggregation by Interaction between Pyrazine and Li(H2O)n+

Activity-Drop of Hydrogen Evolution Reaction in LiNO3 Based “Hydronium-in-Salt” Acidic Electrolytes on Platinum Enables Electrochemical Nitrate Reduction

Development of redox-active polycaprolactone and its electrochemical redox behavior in aqueous media

Electrochemical anilinium reduction: identifying the metastable surface intermediate on Pt and its voltage-driven decomposition to hydrogen evolution

Probing redoxable organic molecules in the transient near-electrode accumulated regime unveils insidious degradation

Sulfur-based hybrid multilayers on Li metal anodes with excellent air stability for ultralong-life and high-performance batteries

Redox-driven confinement of quinone with imidazole in sub-nanometer sized porous carbon space mitigating chemical degradation for aqueous energy storage

Probing Local pH Change during Electrode Oxidation of TEMPO Derivative: Implication of Redox-Induced Acidity Alternation by Imidazolium-Linker Functional Groups

Redox-driven confinement of quinone with imidazole in sub-nanometer sized porous carbon space mitigating chemical degradation for aqueous energy storage

Overlimiting current by iodide electrode oxidation in aqueous media: an electrogenerated iodine interphase with positively charged channels stimulating in situ electrokinetic iodide transport

Inhibited reactivity of horseradish peroxidase by its conjugated proteins through redox mediated electrochemical interrogation

Redox-Transition from Irreversible to Reversible Vitamin C by Pore Confinement in Microporous Carbon Network

Triiodide-in-Iodine Networks Stabilized by Quaternary Ammonium Cations as Accelerants for Electrode Kinetics of Iodide Oxidation in Aqueous Media

Cl–/Cl3– Redox Voltammetry to Recognize the Interfacial Layer on Positively Electrified Carbon in “Water-in-Salt” Electrolytes

Suppression of H2 bubble formation on an electrified Pt electrode interface in an acidic “water-in-salt” electrolyte solution

Temporally Resolved Electrochemical Interrogation for Stochastic Collision Dynamics of Electrogenerated Single Polybromide Droplets

Electrochemical monitoring and mechanistic understanding of iodine film formation as a metastable intermediate during I3−/I− redox reaction in aqueous ZnI2 media

Electrochemical formation and dissolution of an iodine–halide coordination solid complex in a nano-confined space

Understanding the Redox Reaction of Self-Assembled Ferrocence-Containing Polymer Particle Comprising Ferrocenylmethyl Methacrylate–Methacrylic Acid Random Copolymers

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YongJoo Kim

Won Bo Lee

Daewon Sohn

Sangho Cho

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