Korea University · Chemical Engineering
Professor Dong Ju Moon's research lab specializes in catalysis and sustainable energy conversion, focusing on the development of advanced catalysts for clean energy production and environmental remediation. Key research directions include hydrogen production via steam reforming of renewable feedstocks like glycerol, perovskite-based catalyst synthesis for efficient catalytic reactions, and pyrolysis processes for the valorization of fluorinated hydrocarbons into high-value chemicals. The lab employs a combination of experimental techniques and kinetic modeling to design and optimize catalysts for industrial applications.
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In the last decades, environmental crises and increasing energy demand have motivated researchers to investigate the practical techniques for the production of clean fuels through renewable energy resources. It is essential to develop technologies to utilize glycerol as a byproduct derived from biodiesel. Glycerol is known as a sustainable and clean source of energy, which can be an alternative resource for the production of value-added chemicals and hydrogen. The hydrogen production via steam r
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