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Doped graphene for metal-free catalysis
Chem. Soc. Rev., 2014This review covers the latest advances in doped graphene for metal-free catalysis.
Xiang-Kai, Kong +2 more
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Zeitschrift für Physik D Atoms, Molecules and Clusters, 1989
Simple models and corresponding experimental results are presented concerning single particle and collective motion in metal clusters. Relative abundances, photo-electron spectra, ionization potentials, polarizabilities, and plasma resonances are discussed in relation to the shell model, and suggestions are made for future experiments.
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Simple models and corresponding experimental results are presented concerning single particle and collective motion in metal clusters. Relative abundances, photo-electron spectra, ionization potentials, polarizabilities, and plasma resonances are discussed in relation to the shell model, and suggestions are made for future experiments.
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Structural properties of metal-free apometallothioneins
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2012The metalated forms of metallothionein are well studied (particularly Zn-MT, Cu-MT and Cd-MT), but almost nothing is known about the chemical and structural properties of apometallothioneins despite their importance in initial metalation and subsequent demetalation.
Kelly L, Summers +3 more
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Structural studies of metal-free metallothionein
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 2004We report the first molecular dynamics calculations on the structure of metal-free betaalpha recombinant human metallothionein, with comparison to the two isolated fragments, alpha-rhMT and beta-rhMT, starting from a linear synthesized strand as well as a demetallated conformation.
Kelly E, Rigby, Martin J, Stillman
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2012
In a chemical first, an international research team has developed a metal-free reaction that hydrogenates aromatic rings to form cyclohexyl derivatives. The achievement could spark a broader range of applications for industrial hydrogenations, which are widely used for processing petroleum and foods.
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In a chemical first, an international research team has developed a metal-free reaction that hydrogenates aromatic rings to form cyclohexyl derivatives. The achievement could spark a broader range of applications for industrial hydrogenations, which are widely used for processing petroleum and foods.
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Science, 2002
CHEMISTRY Molecular analogs of perovskites, which includes important mantle minerals and high-temperature superconductors, have been synthesized. Bremner et al . crystallized cubic and 2-H hexagonal variants of a perovskite in which (NH4)Cl6 octahedra form the building blocks of a corner ...
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CHEMISTRY Molecular analogs of perovskites, which includes important mantle minerals and high-temperature superconductors, have been synthesized. Bremner et al . crystallized cubic and 2-H hexagonal variants of a perovskite in which (NH4)Cl6 octahedra form the building blocks of a corner ...
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Perovskite ferroelectrics go metal free
Science, 2018Metal-free perovskites exhibit ferroelectric properties rivaling those of BaTiO 3
Wei, Li, Li-Jun, Ji
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