Abstract: A positive electrode active material for a secondary battery includes a lithium composite transition metal oxide including nickel (Ni), cobalt (Co), and manganese (Mn), wherein the lithium composite transition metal oxide has a layered crystal structure of space group R3m, includes the nickel (Ni) in an amount of 60 mol % or less based on a total amount of transition metals, includes the cobalt (Co) in an amount greater than an amount of the manganese (Mn), and is composed of single particles.

Abstract: Disclosed is an accessory for an electronic device, which is attached to the rear surface of an electronic device or an electronic device case. A first embodiment includes a cone having an empty space therein, a wrinkle part formed on a body thereof, and an upper portion and a lower portion that are open, an inverted cone having an empty space therein, a wrinkle part formed on a body thereof, an upper portion that is open, and a lower portion having a protrusion extending therefrom, the protrusion being composed of a neck part and a head part, a clamping ring, which is positioned inside the cone and coupled to the neck part of the protrusion in a state in which the protrusion is inserted into an upper opening of the cone, and a neck cylinder for surrounding the neck part of the protrusion.

Abstract: Disclosed is an accessory for an electronic device, which is attached to the rear surface of an electronic device or an electronic device case. A first embodiment includes a cone having an empty space therein, a wrinkle part formed on a body thereof, and an upper portion and a lower portion that are open, an inverted cone having an empty space therein, a wrinkle part formed on a body thereof, an upper portion that is open, and a lower portion having a protrusion extending therefrom, the protrusion being composed of a neck part and a head part, a clamping ring, which is positioned inside the cone and coupled to the neck part of the protrusion in a state in which the protrusion is inserted into an upper opening of the cone, and a neck cylinder for surrounding the neck part of the protrusion.

Abstract: Shown herein is the use of crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin as a trap for removing cholesterol. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin is prepared by crosslinking beta-cyclodextrin in the presence of a crosslinking agent. Treatment with the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin results in cholesterol-depleted foods. After application to foods, the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin which traps cholesterol therein can be readily regenerated with organic solvents. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin can be applied to almost all cholesterol-containing foods, such as dairy products, meat products, and egg products, with excellent cholesterol removal rates.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is the use of crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin as a trap for removing cholesterol. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin is prepared by crosslinking beta-cyclodextrin in the presence of a crosslinking agent. Treatment with the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin results in cholesterol-depleted foods. After application to foods, the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin which traps cholesterol therein can be readily regenerated with organic solvents. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin can be applied to almost all cholesterol-containing foods, such as dairy products, meat products, and egg products, with excellent cholesterol removal rates.

Abstract: Shown herein is the use of crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin as a trap for removing cholesterol. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin is prepared by crosslinking beta-cyclodextrin in the presence of a crosslinking agent. Treatment with the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin results in cholesterol-depleted foods. After application to foods, the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin which traps cholesterol therein can be readily regenerated with organic solvents. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin can be applied to almost all cholesterol-containing foods, such as dairy products, meat products, and egg products, with excellent cholesterol removal rates.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is the use of crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin as a trap for removing cholesterol. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin is prepared by crosslinking beta-cyclodextrin in the presence of a crosslinking agent. Treatment with the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin results in cholesterol-depleted foods. After application to foods, the crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin which traps cholesterol therein can be readily regenerated with organic solvents. The crosslinked beta-cyclodextrin can be applied to almost all cholesterol-containing foods, such as dairy products, meat products, and egg products, with excellent cholesterol removal rates.