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Ljubisa R. Radovic is a researcher affiliated with Pennsylvania State University in the United States. Their work primarily focuses on engineering disciplines, including electrical and electronic engineering, renewable energy, sustainability, and materials chemistry.

Their research topics span several key areas such as advanced battery technologies, electrocatalysts for energy conversion, hydrogen storage and materials, graphene research and applications, advanced chemical physics studies, electrochemical analysis, and supercapacitor materials fabrication.

Radovic's publication record includes numerous papers in well-regarded scientific journals. Some recent publications include:

  • On the electrocatalytically active sites in graphene-based vanadium redox flow batteries (2022, Carbon)
  • Kinetics of oxygen transfer reactions on the graphene surface. Part II. H2O vs. CO2 (2020, Carbon)
  • Carbon materials in redox flow batteries: Challenges and opportunities (2022, Carbon Reports)
  • Probing the 'elephant': On the essential difference between graphenes and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (2020, Carbon)
  • IRC data for a mechanistic route starting with H2O adsorption and finishing with H2 desorption from graphene (2020, Data in Brief)

The primary venues where Radovic frequently publishes include:

  • Carbon
  • Carbon Reports
  • Data in Brief
  • ChemSusChem
  • ECS Meeting Abstracts

The researcher often collaborates with several coauthors, with repeated partnerships including Ridge M. Bachman, Derek M. Hall, A. Oyarzun, Ximena García, and Peter A. Thrower. These collaborations reflect a networked approach in their field of study.

The subfields of their research cover specialized areas such as electrical and electronic engineering, renewable energy and environmental aspects, materials chemistry, atomic and molecular physics and optics, and electrochemistry. This interdisciplinary scope contributes to a comprehensive examination of material properties and energy-related applications.

Best Publications

  • Carbon materials as adsorbents in aqueous solutions

    Ljubisa R. Radovic;Carlos Moreno-Castilla;José Rivera-Utrilla

  • On the chemical nature of graphene edges: origin of stability and potential for magnetism in carbon materials.

    Ljubisa R. Radovic;Bradley Bockrath

  • Importance of carbon active sites in the gasification of coal chars

    Ljubiša R. Radović;Philip L. Walker;Robert G. Jenkins

  • Evidence for the protonation of basal plane sites on carbon

    C.A Leon y Leon;J.M Solar;V Calemma;L.R Radovic

  • An experimental and theoretical study of the adsorption of aromatics possessing electron-withdrawing and electron-donating functional groups by chemically modified activated carbons

    L.R. Radovic;I.F. Silva;J.I. Ume;J.A. Menéndez

  • On the Modification and Characterization of Chemical Surface Properties of Activated Carbon: In the Search of Carbons with Stable Basic Properties

    J. Angel Menéndez;Jonathan Phillips;Bo Xia;Ljubisa R. Radovic

  • CARBON MATERIALS IN CATALYSIS

    Ljubisa R. Radovic;Francisco Rodriguez-Reinoso

  • Importance of catalyst dispersion in the gasification of lignite chars

    Ljubisa R. Radovic;Philip L. Walker;Robert G. Jenkins

  • Active sites in graphene and the mechanism of CO2 formation in carbon oxidation

    Ljubisa R. Radovic

  • NO reduction by activated carbons. 7. Some mechanistic aspects of uncatalyzed and catalyzed reaction

    M. J. Illán-Gómez;A. Linares-Solano;L. R. Radovic;C. Salinas-Martínez de Lecea

  • Inhibition of catalytic oxidation of carbon/carbon composites by phosphorus

    Xianxian Wu;Ljubisa R. Radovic

  • Influence of char surface chemistry on the reduction of nitric oxide with chars

    Hiromi Yamashita;Akira Tomita;Hajime Yamada;Takashi Kyotani

  • On the kinetics of carbon (Char) gasification: Reconciling models with experiments

    Anthony A Lizzio;Hong Jiang;Ljubisa R Radovic

  • On the difference between the isoelectric point and the point of zero charge of carbons

    J.A. Menéndez;M.J. Illán-Gómez;C.A.León y León;L.R. Radovic

  • The role of substitutional boron in carbon oxidation

    Ljubisa R. Radovic;Murthy Karra;Kristina Skokova;Peter A. Thrower

  • Structural and Textural Properties of Pyrolytic Carbon Formed within a Microporous Zeolite Template

    J. Rodriguez-Mirasol;T. Cordero;L. R. Radovic;J. J. Rodriguez

  • NO Reduction by Activated Carbons. 3. Influence of Catalyst Loading on the Catalytic Effect of Potassium

    M. Jose Illan-Gomez;Angel Linares-Solano;Ljubisa R. Radovic;Concepcion Salinas-Martinez de Lecea

  • No Reduction by Activated Carbons. 2. Catalytic Effect of Potassium

    M. Jose Illan-Gomez;Angel Linares-Solano;Ljubisa R. Radovic;Concepcion Salinas-Martinez de Lecea

  • Further development of Raman Microprobe spectroscopy for characterization of char reactivity

    Alon Zaida;Ezra Bar-Ziv;Ljubisa R. Radovic;Young Jae Lee

  • Oxidation inhibition effects of phosphorus and boron in different carbon fabrics

    Young Jae Lee;Ljubisa R. Radovic

  • Hydrodeoxygenation of guaiacol over carbon-supported molybdenum nitride catalysts: Effects of nitriding methods and support properties

    I. Tyrone Ghampson;I. Tyrone Ghampson;Catherine Sepúlveda;Rafael Garcia;Ljubisa R. Radovic

  • Chemistry and Physics of Carbon A Series of Advances

    P. L. Walker;P. A. Thrower;Ljubisa R. Radovic

Frequent Co-Authors

Philip L. Walker
Philip L. Walker Pennsylvania State University
Angel Linares-Solano
Angel Linares-Solano University of Alicante
Takashi Kyotani
Takashi Kyotani Tohoku University
Patrick G. Hatcher
Patrick G. Hatcher Old Dominion University
Akira Tomita
Akira Tomita Tohoku University
Katsumi Kaneko
Katsumi Kaneko Shinshu University
Francisco Rodríguez-Reinoso
Francisco Rodríguez-Reinoso University of Alicante
Morinobu Endo
Morinobu Endo Shinshu University
Hiromi Yamashita
Hiromi Yamashita Osaka University
J.A. Menéndez
J.A. Menéndez Spanish National Research Council

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