Publikationen von Clara Rettenmaier

Lopez-Luna, M., J. Timoshenko, D. Kordus, C. Rettenmaier, S.W. Chee, A.S. Hoffman, S.R. Bare, S.K. Shaikhutdinov und B. Roldan Cuenya: Role of the Oxide Support on the Structural and Chemical Evolution of Fe Catalysts during the Hydrogenation of CO₂. ACS Catalysis 11 (10), 6175–6185 (2021).

Rizo, R., A. Bergmann, J. Timoshenko, F. Scholten, C. Rettenmaier, H. Jeon, Y.-T. Chen, A. Yoon, A. Bagger, J. Rossmeisl und B. Roldan Cuenya: Pt-Sn-Co nanocubes as highly active catalysts for ethanol electro-oxidation. Journal of Catalysis 393, 247–258 (2021).

Saddeler, S., G. Bendt, S. Salamon, F. Haase, J. Landers , J. Timoshenko, C. Rettenmaier, H. Jeon, A. Bergmann, H. Wende, B. Roldan Cuenya und S. Schulz: Influence of the cobalt content in cobalt iron oxides on the electrocatalytic OER activity. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 9 (45), 25381–25390 (2021).

Zhan, C., F. Dattila, C. Rettenmaier, A. Bergmann, S. Kühl, R. García-Muelas, N. Lopez und B. Roldan Cuenya: Revealing the CO Coverage Driven C-C Coupling Mechanism for Electrochemical CO₂ Reduction on Cu₂O Nanocubes via Operando Raman Spectroscopy. ACS Catalysis 11 (13), 7694–7701 (2021).

Franco, F., C. Rettenmaier, H. Jeon und B. Roldan Cuenya: Transition metal-based catalysts for the electrochemical CO₂ reduction: from atoms and molecules to nanostructured materials. Chemical Society Reviews 49 (19), 6884–6946 (2020).

Grosse, P., A. Yoon, C. Rettenmaier, S.W. Chee und B. Roldan Cuenya: Growth Dynamics and Processes Governing the Stability of Electrodeposited Size-Controlled Cubic Cu Catalysts. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C 124 (49), 26908–26915 (2020).

Rettenmaier, C., R. Aran Ais, J. Timoshenko, R. Rizo, H. Jeon, S. Kühl, S.W. Chee, A. Bergmann und B. Roldan Cuenya: Enhanced Formic Acid Oxidation over SnO₂-decorated Pd Nanocubes. ACS Catalysis 10 (24), 14540–14551 (2020).

Rettenmaier, C.: In situ and Operando Electrocatalysis: Shape-dependent Nanocatalysts for the CO₂ Reduction and the Formic Acid Oxidation. Technische Universität Berlin