Name: Jing Yang
Title: Full Lecturer
E-mail:Jingyang@ujs.edu.cn
Working Experience
May 2022 - Present Jiangsu University, Lecturer
Education Background
Doctor of Engineering (Sep.2017 – Dec. 2022)
-Major: Power Engineering and Engineering Thermophysics
Bachelor of Engineering (Sep.2012 - Jun.2017)
-Major: Energy and Power Engineering
Research Interests
● CO2 Capture and Conversion
● Heat and Mass Transfer
● Combustion
Research Techniques and Skills
● Experimental techniques: Adsorption and Catalysis
● DFT simulation
Publications
● Zhao J K, Liu J, Yang J*, et al. Study on the Structure, Electronics, and Optics of Gold Cluster Functionalized Mo2C Based on Strong Metal Support Interaction: A Comprehensive DFT Study[J]. Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 2023: 132552.
● Wang Q, Yang J*, Fan Y, et al. Molecular-Level Insights into Efficient Immobilization of Gas-Phase Elemental Mercury by a Selenium Cluster-Functionalized Carbon Surface: A DFT Study[J]. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research, 2023, 62(35): 13773-13779.
● Yang J, Chen H Q, Shi N, et al. Porous carbon with uniformly distributed Cobalt nanoparticles derived from ZIF-67 for efficient removal of vapor elemental mercury: A combined experimental and DFT Study[J]. Chemical Engineering Journal, 2021: 132095
● Yang J, Shi N, Yan B, et al. Removal of elementary mercury by solid sorbents at different temperatures: Variation of the desorption activation energy through thermal desorption analysis[J]. Fuel, 2022, 307: 121889.
● Yang J, Chen H Q, Qiao F, et al. Engineering single-atom Pd sites in ZIF-derived porous Co3O4 for enhanced elementary mercury removal[J]. Separation and Purification Technology, 2023, 309: 123050.
● Yang J, Wang T, Yan B, et al. Molecular-level insights into efficient immobilization of gas-phase elemental mercury by zinc selenide[J]. Applied Surface Science, 2021, 537: 147913.
● Yang J*, Fan Y, Liu P F. Theoretical insights into heterogeneous single-atom Fe1 catalysts supported by graphene-based substrates for water splitting[J]. Applied Surface Science, 2021, 540: 148245.
● Yang J, Wang T, Shi N, et al. Immobilization of gaseous elemental mercury by Ag nanoparticles: A combined DFT and experimental study[J]. Applied Surface Science, 2022, 591: 153217.
● Yang J*, Zhao J K, Sun Q A, et al. A comprehensive DFT study of the stabilization of methyl-mercury over Ag nanoparticles[J]. Materials Today Communications, 2023: 105933.
● Yang, J*., Qiao, F., Li, B., et al. Activating a ceria-doped carbon nitride for elemental mercury adsorption by constructing a heterojunction interface: A DFT guided experimental study. Separation and Purification Technology, 2023: 124649.****