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In this study, we investigated the effect of phase-change characteristics on the device performance of carbon-incorporated GeSbTe (CGST) to understand the origin of the enhanced reliability and stabilization of the device. Macroscopic and microscopic measurements confirmed that the structural stability significantly increased with the incorporation of as much as 10% carbon. After the completion of bond formation between C and Ge, the excess C (>5 atomic%) engages in bonding with Sb in localized regions because of the difference in formation energy.
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February 2019
Department of Food Science and Biotechnology College of Engineering, Food & Bio-industry Research Center Hankyong National University Anseong-si Korea.
This study evaluated the microbial safety of reduced-sodium napa cabbage kimchi products by comparing with conventional kimchi samples. Five commercial kimchi samples were collected from different manufacturers in Korea. Total aerobic plate counts and coliforms counts between regular and reduced-sodium kimchi were not significantly (>0.
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June 2012
Department of Food and Biotechnology, Hankyong National University Anseong, Anseong 456-749, South Korea.
Background: Makgeolli brewed from rice contains about 150 g kg(-1) alcohol and has a fragrance as well as an acidic and sweet taste. During the brewing process, by-products such as rice bran and brewery cake are produced. At the end of fermentation the matured mash is transferred to a filter cloth and the Makgeolli is squeezed out from the cake, leaving the lees of the mash.
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