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Hong Liang
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Hong, Liang
Liang, H.
Hong, L.
 
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Department:  CHEMICAL & BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING
Author:  Chen, X.

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
11-Sep-2011Aliphatic chain grafted polypyrrole as a precursor of carbon membraneChen, X.; Hong, L. ; Chen, X.; Yeong, W.H.A.; Chan, W.K.I.
22012Carbon membrane derived from interfacial charged-grafted double polymer layers for gas separationChen, X.; Hong, L. 
325-Apr-2012Ceramic pore channels with inducted carbon nanotubes for removing oil from waterChen, X.; Hong, L. ; Xu, Y.; Ong, Z.W.
4Nov-2012Evolution of throttle-channel dual pores in YSZ ceramic monolith through in situ grown nano carbon wedgesChen, X.; Hong, L. ; Phua, J.Y.R.
52000Fabrication of crack-free La0.2Sr0.8CoO3-x membranes on asymmetric and porous ceramic supports-effects of a metallic coveringCao, Z.-D.; Hong, L. ; Chen, X.
615-Jun-2001Fabrication of dense La0.05Sr0.95CoO3-y thin film on porous MgO and CeO2 substratesHong, L. ; Chen, X.; Guo, F.
725-Sep-2013Influence of the interfacial phase on the structural integrity and oxygen permeability of a dual-phase membraneSun, M.; Chen, X.; Hong, L. 
82014Leveraging the A-site Ba2+-Sr2+ ratio in the designated perovskite to enhance oxygen transport and structural/interfacial stabilitySun, M.; Chen, X.; Hong, L. 
9Oct-2001Preparation of a perovskite La0.2Sr0.8CoO3-x membrane on a porous MgO substrateHong, L. ; Chen, X.; Cao, Z.
1027-Jun-2013Self-templated free-radical polymerization to form tactic chains in confined environmentChen, X.; Hong, L. ; Lee, C.Y.; Tan, M.E.B.; Zhang, L. ; Jiang, J. 
11Feb-2011Submicron-scale exclusion via polymerizing an aromatic nylon in molded ceramic monolith for paving interconnected pore channelsChen, X.; Hong, L. ; Tai, X.H.
122012Unleashing the potential of carbon-nanotubes for removing oil from water: Their deployment in pore channels of ceramic membraneChen, X.; Hong, L.