Carsten von Hänisch

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Philipps-Universität Marburg

Germany

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Professor Carsten von Hänisch is a faculty member at Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany. His research encompasses areas such as coordination chemistry, metal-organic frameworks, and the synthesis of novel pnictogen compounds. Recent publications highlight his work on advanced ligand systems and the effects of various metal interactions in chemical reactions.

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The Parent GaH<sub>2</sub>SbH<sub>2</sub> Monomer Stabilized by an N‐Heterocyclic Carbene

Uranium-stibinidiide, -stibinidene, and -stibido multiple bonds and uranium-nitride formation from multimetallic diuranium-distibene-mediated dinitrogen cleavage

Hybrid Crown Ether Ligands with Disiloxane Units and Their Complexes with Small s-Block Ions

Revealing the Significance of Catalytic and Alkyl Exchange Reactions during GaAs and GaP Growth by Metal Organic Vapor Phase Epitaxy.

Construction of Inorganic Crown Ethers by s-Block-Metal-Templated Si-O Bond Activation.

Stibine as a reagent in molecular chemistry - targeted synthesis of primary and secondary stibanyl-gallanes and their lighter homologues.

A Second Modification of Beryllium Bromide: β-BeBr<sub>2</sub>.

Synthesis of a Molecule with Five Different Adjacent Pnictogens.

Coordination polymers of alkali metal cyclosiloxazanides with one- and two-dimensional structures.

Chalcogen Bonding of SO<inf>2</inf> and s-Block Metal Iodides Near Room Temperature: A Remarkable Structural Diversity

C–F Bond Cleavage Reactions with Beryllium, Magnesium, Gallium, Hafnium, and Thorium Halides

On the molecular architectures of siloxane coordination compounds: (re-)investigating the coordination of the cyclodimethylsiloxanes D<inf>: N</inf>(n = 5-8) towards alkali metal ions

Small Chains of Main Group Elements by BH<inf>3</inf> Adduct Formation of tBu<inf>2</inf>E-N(H)-EtBu<inf>2</inf> (E = P, As)

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