WonJung Choi

Assistant professor

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

South Korea

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Dr. WonJung Choi is an Assistant Professor at the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on energy management strategies, CO2 sequestration, and the dynamics of hydrate-based systems. Recent publications highlight his work on lithium-ion battery performance, the optimization of CO2 capture in saline environments, and the kinetics of gas separation processes.

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Junghoon Mok

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Kyunghee University

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Yohan Lee

University of Bordeaux

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Development of Real-Time Estimation of Thermal and Internal Resistance for Reused Lithium-Ion Batteries Targeted at Carbon-Neutral Greenhouse Conditions

Optimizing Hydrate-Based CO2 Capture in Saline Environments Using Low-Dosage THF for Seawater Utilization

Influence of Memory Effect on the Growth Kinetics of Thermodynamically Promoted CO2 + H2 Hydrate for Rapid Hydrate-Based Gas Separation

Experimental and computational investigation of guest encapsulation and structural transformation behaviors in C3H8 hydrate − CO2 replacement for energy recovery and CO2 sequestration

Complementary and competitive dynamics of CO2 and N2 in CH4 – Flue gas replacement within natural gas hydrates

Influence of CO2 injection rate and memory water on depressurization-assisted replacement in natural gas hydrates and the implications for effective CO2 sequestration and CH4 exploitation

Modeling and Control Strategies for Energy Management in a Wastewater Center: A Review on Aeration

Enhanced CH4–CO2 Replacement in Structure H Hydrates: Kinetics, Mechanisms, and Implications for CO2 Storage and CH4 Production

Investigation of theoretical maximum water yield and efficiency-optimized temperature for cyclopentane hydrate-based desalination

Influence of structural transformation on guest exchange behavior in the sII hydrate – (CO2 + N2) replacement for energy recovery and CO2 sequestration

Effects of pressure and temperature conditions on thermodynamic and kinetic guest exchange behaviors of CH4 − CO2 + N2 replacement for energy recovery and greenhouse gas storage

Mechanism and kinetics of guest exchange in sII hydrate – Flue gas replacement as revealed by experimental and computational approaches for hydrocarbon recovery and CO2 sequestration

Optimal driving force for the dissociation of CH4 hydrates in hydrate-bearing sediments using depressurization

Evaluation of kinetic salt-enrichment behavior and separation performance of HFC-152a hydrate-based desalination using an experimental measurement and a thermodynamic correlation

The dual-functional roles of N<inf>2</inf> gas for the exploitation of natural gas hydrates: An inhibitor for dissociation and an external guest for replacement

Influence of feed gas composition on structural transformation and guest exchange behaviors in sH hydrate – Flue gas replacement for energy recovery and CO2 sequestration

Influence of Competitive Inclusion of CO2 and N2 on sII Hydrate–Flue Gas Replacement for Energy Recovery and CO2 Sequestration

Influence of CH<inf>4</inf> hydrate exploitation using depressurization and replacement methods on mechanical strength of hydrate-bearing sediment

Time-dependent observation of a cage-specific guest exchange in sI hydrates for CH<inf>4</inf> recovery and CO<inf>2</inf> sequestration

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Junghoon Mok

Yohan Lee

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