Sung-Woon Myung
Chungnam National University
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Surface & Coatings Technology | 2004
Ho-Suk Choi; Young-Sun Kim; Yan Zhang; Shen Tang; Sung-Woon Myung; Byung-Cheol Shin
Abstract We introduced carboxylic groups on the surface of polyurethane (PU) with the aid of oxygen plasma treatment and the post-grafting of acrylic acid (AAc) in an aqueous solution. After plasma treatment, PU was exposed to the air to generate peroxides. Peroxides were confirmed by the 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl method. We chose different parameters of plasma treatment to get the optimum condition for introducing maximum peroxides on the surface. Peroxides are known to be the species responsible for initiating the graft co-polymerization when PU reacts with AAc to produce AAc grafted PU. The AAc grafted on the surfaces was characterized by water contact angle measurement, Fourier transform infrared by attenuated total reflectance and electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis and optical microscopy. After confirming a successful grafting of AAc, we studied the effect of reaction temperature, reaction time, monomer concentration and Mohrs salt on the grafting degree of AAc.
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering | 2004
Ho-Suk Choi; Sung-Woon Myung
We have solved both steady state and transient problems on the biofiltration of toluene vapor. The effect of inlet toluene concentration and inlet gas-flow rate on the removal rate of toluene and the elimination capacity of a lab-scale biofilter has been investigated. In this study, the effectiveness factor was a function of pollutant concentration. The dynamic solutions show good agreement with experimental results. At an inlet toluene concentration of 100 ppm, the diffusion of toluene into biofilm was obviously a rate determining step. Above 200 ppm, however, biofilm already showed full activity. The steady-state simulation confirmed that the change of elimination capacity obtained by increasing only inlet toluene concentration was the same as that obtained by increasing only flow rate of contaminated air. The maximum possible performance is about 20 g/m3h with no addition of nutrients.
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science | 2006
Oh-June Kwon; Sung-Woon Myung; Chang-Soo Lee; Ho-Suk Choi
Surface & Coatings Technology | 2005
Oh-June Kwon; Shen Tang; Sung-Woon Myung; Na Lu; Ho-Suk Choi
Surface & Coatings Technology | 2006
Shen Tang; Na Lu; Sung-Woon Myung; Ho-Suk Choi
Polymer Testing | 2006
Yan Zhao; Shen Tang; Sung-Woon Myung; Na Lu; Ho-Suk Choi
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry | 2002
Yan Zhan; Sung-Woon Myung; Ho-Suk Choi; In-Ho Kim; Jae-Hyuk Choi
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering | 2008
Jin-Suk Jung; Sung-Woon Myung; Ho Suk Choi
Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine | 2005
Sung-Woon Myung; Young-Ho Yeom; Young-Mi Jang; Ho-Suk Choi; Daechul Cho
HWAHAK KONGHAK | 2003
김영선; 권오준; 김은형; 명성운; 최호석; Young-Sun Kim; Oh-Jun Kwon; Eun-Hyung Kim; Sung-Woon Myung; Ho-Suk Choi