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Activation of Small Molecules With Metal-Free Systems
Ammonia borane (NH3BH3) is an easy to handle solid capable of releasing up to 3 equivalents of dihydrogen and therefore ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry
Computational Modelling of Multiple Photoswitches
The computational modeling of molecular transformations in organic chemistry, e.g. photo-inducible isomerizations of ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry
Asymmetric, Lewis-Acid Catalysed, Diels-Alder Reactions of Phthalazine
Novel methods to access complex molecular structures open new avenues for applications in medicalas well as material ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry
Bidentate Lewis-Acid Catalysed Diels-Alder Reactions
Novel methods to access complex molecular structures open new avenues for applications in medical as well as material ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry-
Computational Modeling of Photoswitches and Diels-Alder Reactions
The computational modeling of molecular transformations in organic chemistry, e.g. photo-inducible isomerizations of ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry -
Gas-Phase Sugar Formation Using Hydroxymethylene as the Reactive Formaldehyde Isomer
Carbohydrates “(CH2O)n” or sugars are the formal adducts of carbon (atoms) to water with a repeating unit that ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry -
In Silico Design and Synthesis of Novel, Metal-Free Systems for Bond Activation and Catalysis
Our research focuses on the activation of stable bonds/small molecules. This is traditionally accomplished by transition ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry 
Intermolecular London Dispersion Interactions of Azobenzene Switches
Azobenzenes (AB) are promising candidates for molecular solar thermal energy storage (MOST) systems. After synthesizing ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry-
Investigating of New Supramolecular Complexes
Curved aromatic molecules are unique compounds as they combine special properties due to the delocalized π-system, with ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry -
Investigating the Switching Dynamics of an Ammonium-tagged Azobenzene in the Gas Phase and in Polar Solvents
Our investigation aimed at determining the photo-physical properties of an ammonium tagged azobenzene 1 in comparison to ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry 
London Dispersion Forces in Structure and Reactivity
London dispersion forces help explaining unexpected attractive interactions of organic material. During the last century ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry
Matrix Isolation of Sulfur Containing Reactive Intermediates
Sulfur-containing compounds present in the earth’s atmosphere impact cloud formation and thus our climate. The main ...
Natural SciencesMolecular ChemistryPhysical and Theoretical Chemistry
Measuring London Dispersion Interactions in Solution
Adding dispersion energy donors (DED) to a system can severely change the outcome of a reaction.[1] The concept of a DED ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry
Metal-Free Dimerization of Terminal Alkynes Catalyzed by a Pyridonate Borane Complex
We have recently reported the synthesis of a pyridonate borane complex that reversibly activates dihydrogen under mild ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry-
NIR Excitation and Tunneling of Dihydroxycarbene
While quantum-mechanical tunneling (QMT) was recognized early in the emerging field of quantum theory as an accelerating ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry -
Stabilization by Dispersion Donors in the Z Isomer of Non-Symmetric Azobenzene
The determination of the strength of London dispersion interactions between polarizable groups is connected with some ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry -
Tunnex: An Easy to Use Program to Compute Tunneling Rates
The behavior of small quantized particles to overcome potential energy barriers despite a lack of sufficient energy must ...
Natural SciencesMolecular ChemistryPhysical and Theoretical Chemistry -
Control of London Dispersion Forces in molecular chemistry
Introduction: Since attractive forces in molecular chemistry are often neglected in molecular chemistry we want to ...
Natural SciencesMolecular Chemistry
