国家/地区 Korea（10）
关键词 CONDUCTIVITY（4） INTERPHASE（3） TUNNELING MECHANISM（2）
出版物 SCIENTIFIC REPORTS（2）
出版时间 2022（10）
机构
作者 RHEE KY（10）

Graphene family, and their hybrid structures for electromagnetic interference shielding applications: Recent trends and prospects

JOURNAL OF ALLOYS COMPOUNDS

NAGHDI S, JALEH B, ESLAMIPANAH M, MORADI A, ABDOLLAHI M, EINALI N, RHEE KY

An innovative model for conductivity of graphene-based system by networked nano-sheets, interphase and tunneling zone

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

ZARE Y, RHEE KY

Advanced model for conductivity estimation of graphene-based samples considering interphase effect, tunneling mechanism, and filler wettability

JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

ZARE Y, RHEE KY

Progressing of Kovacs model for conductivity of graphene-filled products by total contact resistance and actual filler amount

ENGINEERING SCIENCE TECHNOLOGYAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALJESTECH

ZARE Y, RHEE KY

Innovative progress in graphene derivative-based composite hybrid membranes for the removal of contaminants in wastewater: A review

CHEMOSPHERE

KAMRAN U, RHEE KY, LEE SY, PARK SJ

Modeling of Electrical Conductivity for Graphene-Filled Products Assuming Interphase, Tunneling Effect, and Filler Agglomeration Optimizing Breast Cancer Biosensors

MATERIALS

ZARE Y, RHEE KY

Effect of contact resistance on the electrical conductivity of polymer graphene nanocomposites to optimize the biosensors detecting breast cancer cells

SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

ZARE Y, RHEE KY

Predicting of electrical conductivity for graphene-filled products by tunneling mechanism and interphase piece to enhance the performance of breast cancer biosensors

EUROPEAN PHYSICAL JOURNAL PLUS

ZARE Y, RHEE KY, HUI D

Electrical conductivity of graphene-containing composites by the conduction and volume share of networked interphase and the properties of tunnels applicable in breast cancer sensors

JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE

ZARE Y, RHEE KY

Advancement of the Power-Law Model and Its Percolation Exponent for the Electrical Conductivity of a Graphene-Containing System as a Component in the Biosensing of Breast Cancer

POLYMERS

ZARE Y, RHEE KY, PARK SJ