Publications of Robert Schlögl
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J. Melsheimer, , J.K. Lee and R. Schlögl: Adsorption and selective oxidation of H2S on alumina powders: In-situ UV-VIS studies in a differential reactor. Bunsen-Magazin 101 (4), 726–732 (1997).
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J. Melsheimer and R. Schlögl: On the sequence of events in H2S oxidation reactions. Bunsen-Magazin 101 (4), 733–740 (1997).
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G. Nowitzke, M. Wohlers, T. Braun, R. Schlögl and : Local Structure of Ru in Ru-C60 and Ru-Fullerene Black Compounds. Journal de Physique IV 7 (C2), C2–945-C2–946 (1997).
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H. Werner, O. Timpe, D. Herein, Y. Uchida, N. Pfänder, U. Wild, R. Schlögl and : Relevance of a glassy nanocrystalline state of Mo4VO14 for its action as selective oxidation catalyst. Catalysis Letters 44 (3-4), 153–163 (1997).
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, , , , , , , W. Engel, R. Degenhardt, R. Wichtendahl, H. Kuhlenbeck, W. Erlebach, K. Ihmann, R. Schlögl, H.-J. Freund, A.M. Bradshaw, , , and : SMART: a planned ultrahigh-resolution spectromicroscope for BESSY II. Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena 84 (1-3), 231–250 (1997).
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M. Wohlers, H. Werner, T. Belz, T. Rühle and R. Schlögl: C60: A host lattice for the intercalation of oxygen? Mikrochimica Acta 125 (1-4), 401–406 (1997).
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T. Braun, M. Wohlers, T. Belz, , , Y. Uchida, N. Pfänder and R. Schlögl: Fullerene-based ruthenium catalysts: a novel approach for anchoring metal to carbonaceous supports. I. Structure. Catalysis Letters 43 (3-4), 167–173 (1997).
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T. Braun, M. Wohlers, T. Belz and R. Schlögl: Fullerene-based ruthenium catalysts: a novel approach for anchoring metal to carbonaceous supports. II. Hydrogenation activity. Catalysis Letters 43, 175–180 (1997).
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J. Melsheimer and R. Schlögl: Identification of reaction products of mild oxidation of H2S in solution and in solid state by UV-VIS spectroscopy. Fresenius' Journal of Analytical Chemistry 357 (4), 397–400 (1997).
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, H.G. Karge and R. Schlögl: Characterization of Activated States of Ruthenium-Containing Zeolite NaHY. Journal of Catalysis 168 (2), 278–291 (1997).
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U. Wild, N. Pfänder and R. Schlögl: Species analysis of automotive carbon particles: Application of XPS for integral analysis of filter samples. Fresenius' Journal of Analytical Chemistry 357 (4), 420–428 (1997).
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, and R. Schlögl: An ab initio Study of the C60 Particle-Hole Pair C6012+ and C6012-. Zeitschrift für Naturforschung, A: Physical Sciences 52 (4), 331–334 (1997).
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, , , H. Werner and R. Schlögl: Analysis of Bonding‐Related Gas Enclosure in Micromachined Cavities Sealed by Silicon Wafer Bonding. Journal of the Electrochemical Society 144 (3), 1106–1111 (1997).
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D. Herein, T. Braun and R. Schlögl: On the nature of the so-called iron-graphite. Carbon 35 (1), 17–29 (1997).
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, , , , H. Werner, R. Schlögl and : Energy gap determination on polycrystalline Rb2CsC60 by scanning tunneling spectroscopy. Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids 58 (11), 1803–1805 (1997).
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, , , , T. Belz, H. Werner, M. Wohlers and R. Schlögl: The structure of fullerene black and the incorporation of C60 investigated by 13C NMR. Carbon 35 (5), 685–695 (1997).
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G. Weinberg, B. Beran, M. Muhler, R. Schlögl, and : The micromorphology of the activated iron catalyst used for ammonia synthesis. Applied Catalysis A 163 (1-2), 83–99 (1997).
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M. Wohlers, A. Bauer, T. Rühle, F. Neitzel, H. Werner and R. Schlögl: The Dark Reaction of C60 and of C70 with Molecular Oxygen at Atmospheric Pressure and Temperatures between 300 K and 800 K. Fullerene Science and Technology 5 (1), 49–83 (1997).
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, and R. Schlögl: The mechanism of the synthesis in connection with assignments for a solid reaction cycle of the HPA catalyst during catalytic reactions. Catalysis Today 32 (1-4), 337–347 (1996).
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, , H. Werner and R. Schlögl: EXAFS study of local structure at the alkali ions in superconducting K2RbC60, K2CsC60, Rb2CsC60, and Rb3C60. Physical Review B 54 (18), 13230–13241 (1996).