Publikationen von Gerard Meijer

Bethune, D.S., G. Meijer, W.C. Tang, H.J. Rosen, W.G. Golden, H. Seki, C.A. Brown und M.S. de Vries: Vibrational Raman and infrared spectra of chromatographically separated C₆₀ and C₇₀ fullerene clusters. Chemical Physics Letters 179 (1-2), 181–186 (1991).

Johnson, R.D., G. Meijer, J.R. Salem und D.S. Bethune: 2D Nuclear magnetic resonance study of the structure of the fullerene C₇₀. Journal of the American Chemical Society 113 (9), 3619–3621 (1991).

Terminello, L.J., D.K. Shuh, F.J. Himpsel, D.A. Lapiano-Smith, J. Stöhr, D.S. Bethune und G. Meijer: Unfilled orbitals of C₆₀ and C₇₀ from carbon K-shell X-ray absorption fine structure. Chemical Physics Letters 182 (5), 491–496 (1991).

Yannoni, C.S., P.P. Bernier, D.S. Bethune, G. Meijer und J.R. Salem: NMR determination of the bond lengths in C₆₀. Journal of the American Chemical Society 113 (8), 3190–3192 (1991).

Yannoni, C.S., R.D. Johnson, G. Meijer, D.S. Bethune und J.R. Salem: ¹³C NMR study of the C60 cluster in the solid state: molecular motion and carbon chemical shift anisotropy. The Journal of Physical Chemistry 95 (1), 9–10 (1991).

Andresen, P., G. Meijer, H. Schlüter, H. Voges, A. Koch, W. Hentschel, W. Oppermann und E. Rothe: Fluorescence imaging inside an internal combustion engine using tunable excimer lasers. Applied Optics 29 (16), 2392–2404 (1990).

Bethune, D.S., G. Meijer, W.C. Tang und H.J. Rosen: The vibrational Raman spectra of purified solid films of C₆₀ and C₇₀. Chemical Physics Letters 174 (3-4), 219–222 (1990).

Ebben, M., G. Meijer und J.J.ter Meulen: Laser evaporation as a source of small free radicals. Applied Physics B: Lasers and Optics 50 (1), 35–38 (1990).

Johnson, R.D., G. Meijer und D.S. Bethune: C₆₀ has icosahedral symmetry. Journal of the American Chemical Society 112 (24), 8983–8984 (1990).

Meijer, G. und D.S. Bethune: Mass spectroscopic confirmation of the presence of C₆₀ in laboratory-produced carbon dust. Chemical Physics Letters 175 (1-2), 1–2 (1990).

Meijer, G. und D.S. Bethune: Laser deposition of carbon clusters on surfaces: A new approach to the study of Fullerenes. The Journal of Chemical Physics 93 (11), 7800–7802 (1990).

Meijer, G., M.S. de Vries, H.E. Hunziker und H.R. Wendt: Laser desorption jet-cooling of organic molecules; Cooling Characteristics and Detection Sensitivity. Applied Physics B: Lasers and Optics 51 (6), 395–403 (1990).

Meijer, G., M.S. de Vries, H.E. Hunziker und H.R. Wendt: Laser desorption jet‐cooling spectroscopy of para‐amino benzoic acid monomer, dimer, and clusters. The Journal of Chemical Physics 92 (12), 7625–7635 (1990).

Meijer, G., M.S.D. Vries, H.E. Hunziker und H.R. Wendt: Laser desorption jet-cooling spectroscopy of the benzoic acid monomer. The Journal of Physical Chemistry 94 (11), 4394–4396 (1990).

Wilson, R.J., G. Meijer, D.S. Bethune, R.D. Johnson, D.D. Chambliss, M.S. de Vries, H.E. Hunziker und H.R. Wendt: Imaging C₆₀ clusters on a surface using a scanning tunnelling microscope. Nature 348, 621–622 (1990).

Meijer, G., J. Heinze, W.L. Meerts, J.J.ter Meulen und J. T Hougen: High-resolution spectroscopy on the ùB₁ (0, 6, 0) ←X̃¹A₁(0, 0, 0) transition in SiCl₂. Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy 138 (1), 251–263 (1989).

Andresen, P., A. Bath, W. Gröger, H.W. Lülf, G. Meijer und and J.J.ter Meulen: Laser-induced fluorescence with tunable excimer lasers as a possible method for instantaneous temperature field measurements at high pressures: checks with an atmospheric flame. Applied Optics 27 (2), 365–378 (1988).

Meijer, G., M. Ebben und J.J.ter Meulen: High-resolution spectroscopy of highly excited electronic states by pulsed-cw double resonance in a molecular beam. A study of the NO(E-A) system. Chemical Physics 127 (1-3), 173–187 (1988).

Meijer, G., M. Ebben und J.J.ter Meulen: High-resolution study of the NO E ²Σ⁺ ← A ²Σ⁺ transition by pulsed-cw double resonance. Chemical Physics Letters 147 (6), 525–528 (1988).

Meijer, G., A.M. Wodtke, H. Voges, H. Schlüter und P. Andresen: State‐selective detection of CO using a tunable ArF excimer laser. The Journal of Chemical Physics 89 (4), 2588–2589 (1988).