Bertold Rasche

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J.-Prof. (Institute for Inorganic Chemistry)

University of Stuttgart

Germany

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Dr. Bertold Rasche is an Associate Professor at the Institute for Inorganic Chemistry, University of Stuttgart, Germany. His research interests encompass optical levitation of nanoparticles, electrochemical intercalation processes, and the stabilization of rare earth elements in silicates. Recent publications include studies on fluorescence in silicon carbide nanoparticles and the structural characteristics of perovskite-derived materials.

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Phase transitions of iron-based superconductors under an external potential, monitored electrochemically and by in-situ synchrotron X‑ray analysis

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Alex L. Suherman

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

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Jörn Bruns

GERMANY

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Selina Olthof

University of Cologne

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Colin Johnston

University of Oxford

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Optical levitation of fluorescent silicon carbide nanoparticles in vacuum

Stabilization of Pr4+ in Silicates─High-Pressure Synthesis of PrSi3O8 and Pr2Si7O18

Alkaline Metal Intercalates of VSe2 by Electrochemical Intercalation

Discovering Perovskite-Derived Tungsten Bronzes from In Situ Diffraction of Electrochemical Rubidium and Cesium Intercalation

In situ diffraction in electrochemistry – A practical introduction for experiments beyond batteries

Impact of 1,10-Phenanthroline-Induced Intermediate Valence on the Luminesence of Divalent Europium Halides

Determination of Cleavage Energy and Efficient Nanostructuring of Layered Materials by Atomic Force Microscopy

Cover Feature: Polycations Stabilised by Borosulfates: [Au3Cl4][B(S2O7)2] and the One‐Dimensional Metal [Au2Cl4][B(S2O7)2](SO3) (Chem. Eur. J. 22/2022)

Polycations Stabilised by Borosulfates: [Au3Cl4][B(S2O7)2] and the One‐Dimensional Metal [Au2Cl4][B(S2O7)2](SO3)

Selenous Acid in an Aromatic Framework: Insights Into a Temperature-Sensitive Internal Redox System from the Solid State

Designing Selective Electrode Materials for Electroanalysis –New Tungsten Bronzes as Selective Potassium Hosts

Surface area measurements of graphene and graphene oxide samples: Dopamine adsorption as a complement or alternative to methylene blue?

Introducing “Insertive Stripping Voltammetry”: Electrochemical Determination of Sodium Ions Using an Iron(III) Phosphate-Modified Electrode

Acoustic cavitation generates molecular mercury(ii) hydroxide, Hg(OH)2, from biphasic water/mercury mixtures

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Alex L. Suherman

Jörn Bruns

Selina Olthof

Colin Johnston

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