Hyunjin Moon

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Hyunjin Moon's research focuses on materials science, particularly the upcycling of waste plastics and the synthesis and tuning of mesoporous materials. Moon has investigated catalytic upcycling of polyolefins and developed a hybrid chemical and biological process for upcycling waste polystyrene into adipic acid. Additionally, Moon's work includes tuning molecular adsorption in mesoporous organosilicas by altering their surface polarity and studying interfacial hydration in these materials. Earlier work also examined the thermal conductivity of simulated fuels containing fission products.

Moon's publication record includes studies on the degradation rates of plastics and enhancing phenol adsorption on hydrophobic catalysts for hydrogenation. The researcher's work contributes to understanding and developing new methods for materials recycling and functional material design. Moon has a reported h-index of 6 with 18 publications, accumulating over 3,800 citations.

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• h-index: 6
• Publications: 13
• Citations: 3,916