Publikationen von Robert Schlögl

Quirós, C., P. Prieto, A. Fernandez, E. Elizalde, C. Mornt, R. Schlögl, O. Spillecke und J.M. Sanz: Bonding and morphology study of carbon nitride films obtained by dual ion beam sputtering. Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology. A 18 (2), 515–523 (2000).

Ressler, T., O. Timpe, T. Neisius, J. Find, M. Dieterle, G. Mestl und R. Schlögl: Time-resolved XAS investigations of the reduction / oxidation of MoO_3-x. Journal of Catalysis 191 (1), 75–85 (2000).

Rühle, T., O. Timpe, N. Pfänder und R. Schlögl: Tribochemical activation of iron oxide for the reduction of NO with CO: how lattice defects can influence the catalytic activity. Angewandte Chemie International Edition 39 (23), 4379–4382 (2000).

Rühle, T., O. Timpe, N. Pfänder und R. Schlögl: Tribochemische Aktivierung von Eisenoxid für die Reduktion von NO mit CO: Wie Gitterbaufehler die katalytische Aktivität beeinflussen können. Angewandte Chemie 112 (23), 4551–4554 (2000).

Savinova, E.R., D. Zemlyanov, B. Pettinger, A. Scheybal, R. Schlögl und K. Doblhofer: On the mechanism of Ag(111) sub-monolayer oxidation: a combined electrochemical, in situ SERS and ex situ XPS study. Electrochimica Acta 46 (2-3), 175–183 (2000).

Schaefer, J.A., R. Schlögl und M. Stutzmann: Aims and purpose of the 216th WE-Heraeus seminar. Physica Status Solidi A 177, 3 (2000).

Schedel-Niedrig, T., M. Hävecker, A. Knop-Gericke und R. Schlögl: Partial methanol oxidation over copper: active sites observed by means of in situ X-ray absorption spectroscopy. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 2 (15), 3473–3481 (2000).

Schedel-Niedrig, T., T. Neisius, I. Böttger, E. Kitzelmann, G. Weinberg, D. Demuth und R. Schlögl: Copper (sub)oxide formation: a surface sensitive characterization of model catalysts. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 2 (12), 2407–2417 (2000).

Shaikhutdinov, S.K., W. Weiss und R. Schlögl: Interaction of potassium with Fe₃O₄(111) at elevated temperatures. Applied Surface Science 161 (3-4), 497–507 (2000).

Weiss, W. und R. Schlögl: An integrated surface science approach towards metal oxide catalysis. Topics in Catalysis 13 (1-2), 75–90 (2000).

Wild, U., D. Teschner, R. Schlögl und Z. Paál: Surface composition and possible rearrangement of disperse Pt and Rh catalysts: does the presence of carbon and oxygen contribute to different catalytic properties? Catalysis Letters 67 (2-4), 93–98 (2000).

Yang, J., G. Mestl, D. Herein, R. Schlögl und J. Find: Reaction of NO with carbonaceous materials: 1. reaction and adsorption of NO on ashless carbon black. Carbon 38 (5), 715–727 (2000).

Yang, J., G. Mestl, D. Herein, R. Schlögl und J. Find: Reaction of NO with carbonaceous materials: 2. effect of oxygen on the reaction of NO with ashless carbon black. Carbon 38 (5), 729–740 (2000).

Yang, J., E. Sanchez-Cortezon, N. Pfänder, U. Wild, G. Mestl, J. Find und R. Schlögl: Reaction of NO with carbonaceous materials: 3. influence of the structure of carbonaceous materials on their reactivity towards NO. Carbon 38 (14), 2029–2039 (2000).

Zemlyanov, D. und R. Schlögl: Effect of oxygen on NO adsorption on the Ag(111) surface: evidence for a NO_3,ads species. Surface Science 470 (1-2), L20–L24 (2000).

Zemlyanov, D., G. Weinberg, U. Wild und R. Schlögl: Formation of a liquid film of AgNO₃ on a silver surface. Catalysis Letters 64 (2-4), 113–118 (2000).

Artelt, S., O. Creutzenberg, H. Kock, K. Levsen, D. Nachtigall, U. Heinrich, T. Rühle und R. Schlögl: Bioavailability of fine dispersed platinum as emitted from automotive catalytic converters: a model study. Science of the Total Environment 228 (2-3), 219–242 (1999).

Atamny, F., O. Spillecke und R. Schlögl: On the STM imaging contrast of graphite: towards a “true’' atomic resolution. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 1 (17), 4113–4118 (1999).

Bao, X., U. Wild, M. Muhler, B. Pettinger, R. Schlögl und G. Ertl: Coadsorption of nitric oxide and oxygen on Ag(110) surface. Surface Science 425 (2-3), 224–232 (1999).

Bems, B., F.C. Jentoft und R. Schlögl: Photoinduced decomposition of nitrate in drinking water in the presence of titania and humic acids. Applied Catalysis B 20 (2), 155–163 (1999).