Klaus Richter

Ao.-Univ. Prof.

Universität Wien

Austria

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Klaus Richter is an Associate University Professor at Universität Wien in Austria. His research areas encompass thermodynamics, phase diagrams, and synthetic methods, as evidenced by his recent articles on Ni-Zn phase diagrams, CALPHAD reassessments, and intermetallic nanoparticle synthesis. He actively contributes to the understanding of alloy systems and their properties, focusing on advanced materials for applications in hydrogen evolution and diffusion studies.

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Universität Wien

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A revision of the Ni-Zn phase diagram based on vapor-solid diffusion experiments

CALPHAD-Type Reassessment of Cu-Si and Full Assessment of the Al-Cu-Si Systems

Facile Thermodynamically Controlled Synthesis of Intermetallic Zn1–xPdx/Al2O3 and Its Methanol Steam Reforming Properties

Interdiffusion and atomic mobility in FCC Ag–Cu–Ni alloys

Active site engineering of intermetallic nanoparticles by the vapour–solid synthesis: carbon black supported nickel tellurides for hydrogen evolution

A Revision of the Sb-Te Binary Phase Diagram and Crystal Structure of the Modulated γ-Phase Field

Al-Fe-Ge

Experimental Phase Diagram of the Ag-Se-Sn System at 250, 400 and 550 °C

Review of vanadium-based layered compounds

Binding Mode Characterization of Osteopontin on Hydroxyapatite by Solution NMR Spectroscopy

Vanadium-selenium-based misfit layer compounds – Insights into synthesis, morphology, and structure

Phase transformations and phase equilibria in the La-Ni and La-Ni-Fe systems. Part 2: Isothermal sections at 750, 600 and 500 °C

The 550 °C and 700 °C isothermal sections and new misfit layer compounds in the Se-Sn-V system

The thermodynamic reassessment of the binary Al–Cu system

Phase Equilibria in the System Ag-Cu-Si

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A revision of the Ni-Zn phase diagram based on vapor-solid diffusion experiments

CALPHAD-Type Reassessment of Cu-Si and Full Assessment of the Al-Cu-Si Systems

Facile Thermodynamically Controlled Synthesis of Intermetallic Zn1–xPdx/Al2O3 and Its Methanol Steam Reforming Properties

Interdiffusion and atomic mobility in FCC Ag–Cu–Ni alloys

Active site engineering of intermetallic nanoparticles by the vapour–solid synthesis: carbon black supported nickel tellurides for hydrogen evolution

A Revision of the Sb-Te Binary Phase Diagram and Crystal Structure of the Modulated γ-Phase Field

Al-Fe-Ge

Experimental Phase Diagram of the Ag-Se-Sn System at 250, 400 and 550 °C

Review of vanadium-based layered compounds

Binding Mode Characterization of Osteopontin on Hydroxyapatite by Solution NMR Spectroscopy

Vanadium-selenium-based misfit layer compounds – Insights into synthesis, morphology, and structure

Phase transformations and phase equilibria in the La-Ni and La-Ni-Fe systems. Part 2: Isothermal sections at 750, 600 and 500 °C

The 550 °C and 700 °C isothermal sections and new misfit layer compounds in the Se-Sn-V system

The thermodynamic reassessment of the binary Al–Cu system

Phase Equilibria in the System Ag-Cu-Si

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Robert Konrat

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The 550 °C and 700 °C isothermal sections and new misfit layer compounds in the Se-Sn-V system