Location : Introduction Professors Youngdae Kim

		Youngdae Kim  Eng. BID. 5B-107  (Lab) 82-62-530-1897  (Cell Phone)  (Fax) 82-62-530-1879  youngdae@chonnam.ac.kr

¡á	1982, Seoul National Univ., Dept. of Chemical Eng'g, B.S.
¡á	1984, KAIST, Dept. of Chemical Eng'g, M.S.
¡á	1996, U. of Wisconsin-Madison, Dept. of Chemical Eng'g,  Ph. D.

¡á	1982 - 1987, Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co.
¡á	1987 - 1989, Korea Engineering
¡á	1989 - 1999, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST)
¡á	1999 - present, Chonnam Nationa Univ.

¡á	Electrorheology; Suspension Rheology; Transport Phenomena; Conducting Polymer

¡á	K. Woo, G. J. Choi, S. J. sim, Y. S. Cho, and Y. D. Kim, "Synthesis and Characteristics of near-Stoichiometric barium Titanate Powder by Low temperature hydrothermal reaction using Titanium tetra(methoxyethoxide)", J. Mater. Sci., 35, 4539, (2000).
¡á	Y. D. Kim, J. K. Lee, and Y. S. Cho, "The Application of Simulated Moving Bed Chromatography for the Separation between 2,6- and 2,7-dimethylnaphthalene", KJChE, 18, 971 (2001).
¡á	Y. D. Kim, "A Surfactant Bridge Model for the Nonlinear Electrorheological Effects of Surfactant-Activated ER Suspensions", J. Coll. Int. Sci., 236, 225 (2001).
¡á	Y.D. Kim and D. H. Park, "The Electrorheological Response of Suspensions of Polypyrrole-coated Polyethylene Particles", Coll. Poly. Sci., in press
¡á	Y. D. kim and I. C. Song, "Electrorheological and Dielectric Properties of Polypyrrole Dispersions", J. Mater. Sci., in press

¡á	Professional Engineer (Chemical Equipment Design)
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¡á	Lab Name : Rheology Lab. (5A-121)
¡á	We are interested in suspension rheology, especially electrorheology. Electroeheology (ER) is the study of the dramatic change in rheological properties of a suspension of small particles dur to the application of a large electric field. We concentrate our research on the developemnt of effective ER suspensions by controlling the surface and/or bulk conductivity of the particles to improve particle polarization. In this regard, we synthesize conducting polymers and its derivaties, and investigate ER resposnes of their suspensions.