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CHUNG YOUNG MIN
KR·9 granted patents·43 citations·filing 2008–2011
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9 records- 0191US8513479B2Zinc ferrite catalysts, method of preparing thereof and method of preparing 1,3-butadiene using thereofCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2008·Granted Aug 20, 2013·17 cites·3 claims
- 0286US8679805B2Preparation method of transportation fuel or lubricating base oil using biomassCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2011·Granted Mar 25, 2014·6 cites·17 claims
- 0384US8410328B2Method of preparing multicomponent bismuth molybdate catalysts comprising four metal components and method of preparing 1,3-butadiene using said catalystsCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2008·Granted Apr 2, 2013·8 cites·8 claims
- 0482US8222472B2Method of producing 1,3-butadiene from N-butene using continuous-flow dual-bed reactorCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2009·Granted Jul 17, 2012·4 cites·14 claims
- 0573US8674156B2Mixed manganese ferrite catalysts, method of preparing thereof and method of preparing 1,3-butadiene using thereofCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2008·Granted Mar 18, 2014·3 cites·11 claims
- 0669US9095844B2Catalyst for aqueous phase reforming of biomass-derived polyols and preparation method thereofCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2010·Granted Aug 4, 2015·2 cites·2 claims
- 0760US8784769B2Polyelectrolyte multilayer thin film catalyst and method for producing sameCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2010·Granted Jul 22, 2014·3 cites·4 claims
- 0840US9187767B2Method for producing hydrocarbons from biomass or organic wasteCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2011·Granted Nov 17, 2015·0 cites·8 claims
- 0939US9724674B2Catalyst having surface-modified metal nanoparticles immobilized in stationary phase in which a polymer electrolyte membrane is formed, and preparation method thereofCHUNG YOUNG MIN·Filed 2011·Granted Aug 8, 2017·0 cites·7 claims
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