Publikationen von Heinz Gerischer

Allongue, P., V. Kieling und H. Gerischer: Atomic structure of Si surfaces etched in Triton/NaOH solutions. Journal of Physical Chemistry 99 (23), 9472–9478 (1995).

Gerischer, H.: Photocatalysis in aqueous solution with small TiO₂ particles and the dependence of the quantum yield on particle size and light intensity. Electrochimica Acta 40 (10), 1277–1281 (1995).

Schwitzgebel, J., J.G. Ekerdt, H. Gerischer und A. Heller: Role of the oxygen molecule and of the photogenerated electron in TiO_2- photocatalyzed air oxidation reactions. Journal of Physical Chemistry 99 (15), 5633–5638 (1995).

Allongue, P., V. Bertagna, V. Kieling und H. Gerischer: Probing by in situ scanning tunneling microscopy the influence of an organic additive on Si etching in NaOH. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B 12 (3), 1539–1542 (1994).

Gerischer, H.: Physikalische Chemie im Licht und Schatten der Geschichte Berlins. Berichte der Bunsen-Gesellschaft fur Physikalische Chemie 98 (11), 1482–1495 (1994).

Gerischer, H., F. Decker und B. Scrosati: The Electronic and the Ionic Contribution to the Free Energy of Alkali Metals in Intercalation Compounds. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 141 (9), 2297–2300 (1994).

Gerischer, H., F. Decker und B. Scrosati: The electronic and the ionic contribution to the free energy of alkali metals in intercalation compounds. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 141 (9), 2297–2230 (1994).

Allongue, P., V. Costa Kieling und H. Gerischer: Etching of silicon in NaOH solutions. II: Electrochemical studies of n-Si(111) and (100) and mechanism of the dissolution. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 140 (4), 1018–1026 (1993).

Allongue, P., V. Costa Kieling und H. Gerischer: Etching of silicon in NaOH solutions. I: In-situ STM investigation of n-Si(111). Journal of the Electrochemical Society 140 (4), 1009–1018 (1993).

Gerischer, H.: Photoelectrochemical catalysis of the oxidation of organic molecules by oxygen on small semiconductor particles with TiO₂ as an example. Electrochimica Acta 38 (1), 3–9 (1993).

Gerischer, H., P. Allongue und V. Costa Kieling: The mechanism of the anodic oxidation of silicon in acidic fluoride solutions revisited. Berichte der Bunsen-Gesellschaft für Physikalische Chemie 97 (6), 753–756 (1993).

Heller, A., J. Schwitzgebel und H. Gerischer: Sunlight-assisted oxidation of oil and organics on water using buoyant TiO₂-coated oleophilic hollow glass microbubbles. Abstracts of Papers of the American Chemical Society 206, 53-Phys, Part 2–53-Phys, Part 2 (1993).

Rappich, J., H.-J. Lewerenz und H. Gerischer: The surface of Si(111) during etching in NaOH studied by FTIR spectroscopy in the ATR technique. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 140 (12), L187–L189 (1993).

Allongue, P., H. Brune und H. Gerischer: In-situ STM observations of the etching of n-Si(111) in NaOH solutions. Surface Science 275 (3), 414–423 (1992).

Gerischer, H. und A. Heller: Photocatalytic oxidation of organic molecules at TiO₂ particles by sunlight in aerated water. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 139 (1), 113–118 (1992).

Gerischer, H. und N. Sorg: Chemical dissolution of zinc oxide crystals in aqueous electrolytes – An analysis of the kinetics. Electrochimica Acta 37 (5), 827–835 (1992).

Scholz, G.A. und H. Gerischer: Voltage distribution at the n-WSe₂ and n-MoSe₂ electrolyte interface. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 139 (1), 165–170 (1992).

Wang, C.-M., A. Heller und H. Gerischer: Palladium catalysis of O₂ reduction by electrons accumulated on TiO₂ particles during photoassisted oxidation of organic compounds. Journal of the American Chemical Society 114 (13), 5230–5234 (1992).

Gerischer, H.: Photodecomposition of Semiconductors – A Thermodynamic Approach. A Citation-Classic Commentary on the Stability of semiconductor electrodes against photodecomposition. Current Contents, Physical Chemical & Earth Sciences 31 (20), 10–10 (1991).

Gerischer, H.: Photodecomposition of Semiconductors – A Thermodynamic Approach. A Citation-Classic Commentary on the Stability of semiconductor electrodes against photodecomposition. Current Contents, Engineering Technology & Applied Sciences 22 (20), 10–10 (1991).