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Controlling the Aggregation of Phosphorescent alkynyl-Pt-NHC Complexes via Silyl-DED Substitution
Non-covalent interactions (NCIs) not only govern the structure biomacromolecules such as proteins and DNA, but often ...
Natural SciencesPhysical and Theoretical Chemistry
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
Ab Initio Calculations of the Redox Chemistry in Alkali-Oxygen Batteries
Alkali metal-oxygen batteries have a particularly high energy density and therefore concepts for rechargeable batteries ...
Natural SciencesPhysical and Theoretical 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
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
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
Toward a Better Understanding of Dispersion Interactions in Organic Reactions
London Dispersion (LD)[1-3] interactions are noncovalent interactions that hold together nonpolar or weakly polar ...
Natural SciencesMolecular 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
