Publications of Heinz Gerischer

H. Gerischer: 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).

H. Gerischer: Electrochemical Solar Cells are Schottky Barrier Devices. A Citation-Classic Commentary on Electrochemical photo and solar cells: Principles and some experiments. Current Contents, Physical Chemical & Earth Sciences 31 (18), 10–10 (1991).

H. Gerischer: Electrochemical Solar Cells are Schottky Barrier Devices. A Citation-Classic Commentary on Electrochemical photo and solar cells: Principles and some experiments. Current Contents, Engineering Technology & Applied Sciences 22 (18), 10–10 (1991).

H. Gerischer and N. Sorg: Chemical di'ssolution of oxides: Experiments with Sintered ZnO pellets and ZnO single crystals. Materials and Corrosion - Werkstoffe und Korrosion 42 (4), 149–157 (1991).

H. Gerischer and N. Sorg: Chemical dissolution of oxides: Experiments with sintered ZnO pellets and ZnO single crystals. Werkstoffe und Korrosion - Materials and Corrosion 42 (4), 149–157 (1991).

H. Gerischer: Electron-transfer kinetics of redox reactions at the semiconductor/electrolyte contact. A new approach. Journal of Physical Chemistry 95 (3), 1356–1359 (1991).

H. Gerischer: The impact of semiconductors on the concepts of electrochemistry. Electrochimica Acta 35 (11-12), 1677–1699 (1990).

G. Chmiel and H. Gerischer: Photoluminescence at a semiconductor-electrolyte contact around and beyond the flat-band potential. The Journal of Physical Chemistry 94 (4), 1612–1619 (1990).

H. Gerischer: On the interpretation of photoelectrochemical experiments with passive layers on metals. Corrosion Science 31, 81–88 (1990).

H. Gerischer: The impact of semiconductors on the concepts of electrochemistry. Electrochimica Acta 35 (11-12), 1677–1699 (1990).

H. Gerischer: Principles of Electrochemistry. In: The CRC Handbook of Solid State Electrochemistry. (Eds.): Gellings, P. J., Bouwmeester, and H.J. M.. CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, FL, 9–73 (1997).

H. Gerischer and W. Vielstich: Electrocatalysis. Part A: General Principles, Methods and Reaction Engineering. In: Handbook of Heterogeneous Catalysis. (Eds.): G. Ertl. (Eds.): H. Knözinger and J. Weitkamp. Wiley-VCH, Weinheim, 1325–1339 (1997).

P. Allongue, V. Kieling and H. Gerischer: Etching mechanism and atomic structure of H–Si(111) surfaces prepared in NH₄F. In: Electrochimica Acta., 1353–1360 (1995).

H. Gerischer: Conditions for an efficient photocatalytic activity of TiO₂ particles. In: Photocatalytic Purification and Treatment of Water and Air. (Eds.): D.F. Ollis and H. Al-Ekabi. (Trace Metals in the Environment). Elsevier Science Publ. B.V., Amsterdam, 1–17 (1993).

H. Gerischer: Is cold fusion a reality? The impressions of a critical observer. In: The Science of Cold Fusion. (Eds.): T. Bressani, E. Del Giudice, and G. and Preparata. Società Italiana di Fisica, Editrice Compositori, Bologna, 465–474 (1991).

H. Gerischer: Electrochemical solar energy conversion. In: Condensed Matter Physics Aspects of Electrochemistry. (Eds.): M.P. Tosi and A.A. Kornyshev. World Scientific Publ. Co., Singapore, 489–498 (1991).

H. Gerischer: The semiconductor–electrolyte interface. In: Condensed Matter Physics Aspects of Electrochemistry. (Eds.): M.P. Tosi and A.A. Kornyshev. World Scientific Publ. Co., Singapore, 176–193 (1991).

H. Gerischer: Electrochemical physics. In: Condensed Matter Physics Aspects of Electrochemistry. (Eds.): M.P. Tosi and A.A. Kornyshev. World Scientific Publ. Co., Singapore, 3–6 (1991).

H. Gerischer: Can photoelectrochemistry make a contribution to the energy production? In: Wiesener, Klaus; Ohms, Detlef (Eds.) UNESCO Expert Workshop: Contribution of Electrochemistry to Energy Conservation and Saving and Environmental Protection. (Eds.): K. Wiesener and D.(E. Ohms. Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, 289–299 (1990).

M. Cappadonia: Untersuchungen zum elektrischen Zustand freier Ionenaustauscher-Oberflächen sowie von Ionenaustauscher/Elektrolyt-Grenzflächen. Technische Universität Berlin