Manfred Kappes

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Germany

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Professor Manfred Kappes is currently affiliated with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany. His research interests encompass the study of atomically precise nanoclusters, with recent publications focusing on negative electron binding energies, dye-induced luminescence properties, and structural isomerization. He employs advanced techniques such as ion mobility spectrometry and helium tagging spectroscopy to explore the properties and behaviors of nanomaterials.

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Karin Fink

Karlsruher Institut für Technologie

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Peter W. Roesky

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Karlsruher Institut für Technologie

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Christian Kuebel

Professor for in-situ electron microscopy

Technische Universität Darmstadt

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Shinya Masuda

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University of Tokyo

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Silke Behrens

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

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Negative Electron Binding Energy of the Au13 Core in Au25(SC6H4CO2H)18 Achieved by Ligand Deprotonations

Helium Tagging Spectroscopy of Isolated Cationic Dyes in Metastable Triplet States

Observation of Structural Isomers and Isomerization of an Atom-Precise Gold Hydride Nanocluster Using Ion Mobility Spectrometry

Structural Changes in Atomically Precise Ag29 Nanoclusters upon Sequential Attachment and Detachment of Secondary Ligands

Exploring the Activation of Atomically Precise [Pt17(CO)12(PPh3)8]2+ Clusters: Mechanism and Energetics in Gas Phase and on an Inert Surface

Dye Induced Luminescence Properties of Gold(I) Complexes with near Unity Quantum Efficiency

Dye Induced Luminescence Properties of Gold(I) Complexes with near Unity Quantum Efficiency

Frontispiece: Dye Induced Luminescence Properties of Gold(I) Complexes with near Unity Quantum Efficiency

Frontispiz: Dye Induced Luminescence Properties of Gold(I) Complexes with near Unity Quantum Efficiency

Lanthanide chloride clusters, LnxCl3x+1−, x = 1–6: an ion mobility and DFT study of isomeric structures and interconversion timescales

Cover Feature: Phase‐Dependent Long Persistent Phosphorescence in Coumarin‐Phosphine‐Based Coinage Metal Complexes (Chem. Eur. J. 31/2023)

Phase‐Dependent Long Persistent Phosphorescence in Coumarin‐Phosphine‐Based Coinage Metal Complexes

Non-Palindromic C∧C∧P Platinum and Palladium Pincer Complexes Showing Intense Phosphorescence via Direct Spin-Forbidden S0 → T1 Excitation

Marriage of an N-Fused and a Regular Porphyrin in a Cofacial Ligand System

Elucidating the Structures of Intermediate Fragments during Stepwise Dissociation of Monolayer‐Protected Silver Clusters

Elucidating the Structures of Intermediate Fragments during Stepwise Dissociation of Monolayer‐Protected Silver Clusters

Exploring Isomerism in Isolated Cyclodextrin Oligomers through Trapped Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry

Electroluminescence from Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes with Quantum Defects

Intersystem Crossing Rates in Photoexcited Rose Bengal: Solvation versus Isolation

Quantitation of Enantiomeric Excess in an Achiral Environment Using Trapped Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry

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Karin Fink

Peter W. Roesky

Christian Kuebel

Shinya Masuda

Silke Behrens

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