Dongil Lee

UNC at Chapel Hill
Department of Chemistry
CB# 3290 Venable Hall
Chapel Hill, NC 27599




phone: (919) 843 8644
fax: (919) 962 2388
email: dilee@email.unc.edu


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Projects:

Past:
Structural studies of solid-liquid interface


Present:
Electrochemistry in supercritical CO2

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Publications & Presentations:

Publications:

Dongil Lee and Moo-Jin Jun. Cobalt(III) complexes of
N,N'-Bis(2(S)-aminopropyl)- 1(R),2(R)-trans-1,2-diaminocyclohexane
. Bull.Kor.Chem.Soc., 17, 786 (1996).

Dongil Lee. Time-resolved structural studies of electrode processes, CPGS report, University of Cambridge, 1997.

Dongil Lee, Joseph W. Ndieyira and Trevor Rayment. In situ time-resolved structural study of an electrode process by surface differential diffraction. In "Spectroscopic tools for the analysis of electrochemical systems", F.Argoul et al. eds., Proceeding Volume 99-15, The Electrochemical Society (1999).

Dongil Lee and Trevor Rayment. Time-resolved surface differential diffraction study of Ag electrodeposition on Au(111) and the role of surface stress. Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., 1, 4389 (1999).

Dongil Lee and Trevor Rayment, Investigation of Cd UPD on Au(111) using real-time surface diffraction, Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys., submitted.

Dongil Lee, Joseph W. Ndieyira and Trevor Rayment. Surface X-ray scattering study of electrodeposited silver adlayer on Au(111), Phys. Rev. Lett., submitted.

Conferences:

In situ time-resolved structural study of an electrode process by surface differential diffraction, Oral presentation: 195th Electrochemical Society Meeting, Seattle, USA, May2-6, 1999.


Structural studies of electrode processes using real-time diffraction, Oral presentation, Colloquia in Physical Chemistry, Cambridge, UK, Nov 24, 1999.

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Areas of interest:

Surface Electrochemistry


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