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Synthesis of metastable bulk and epitaxial phases
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Raymond Kern
Veröffentlicht/Copyright:
1. Januar 2009
Published Online: 2009-01-01
Published in Print: 1984-01-01
© 2013 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston
Artikel in diesem Heft
- The reactivity of solids yesterday and today
- The role of surfaces in the reactivity of solids
- Interfacial adsorption and reactivity of materials
- Synthesis of metastable bulk and epitaxial phases
- The chemistry of ceramic grain boundaries
- In situ studies of the high temperature oxidation of metals and alloys
- Ordering induced by chemical, thermal and mechanical constraints at solid interfaces
- Electron/ion-transfer reactions of solids with different lattice dimensionality
- Hyperconjugation: intermediates and transition states in replacement and elimination
- Kinetic studies of some free radical reactions
- Some quantitative effects of strain on reactivity
- Solvent molecules and carbocation intermediates in solvolyses
- Dynamics and reaction mechanisms of organic ions in the gas phase
- Disubstituted carbenium ions as reactive intermediates in organic chemistry
- A theoretical approach to gas-phase ion chemistry
Artikel in diesem Heft
- The reactivity of solids yesterday and today
- The role of surfaces in the reactivity of solids
- Interfacial adsorption and reactivity of materials
- Synthesis of metastable bulk and epitaxial phases
- The chemistry of ceramic grain boundaries
- In situ studies of the high temperature oxidation of metals and alloys
- Ordering induced by chemical, thermal and mechanical constraints at solid interfaces
- Electron/ion-transfer reactions of solids with different lattice dimensionality
- Hyperconjugation: intermediates and transition states in replacement and elimination
- Kinetic studies of some free radical reactions
- Some quantitative effects of strain on reactivity
- Solvent molecules and carbocation intermediates in solvolyses
- Dynamics and reaction mechanisms of organic ions in the gas phase
- Disubstituted carbenium ions as reactive intermediates in organic chemistry
- A theoretical approach to gas-phase ion chemistry