Department of Chemistry of Oxidic and Organic Interfaces
Tracking down the properties of organic & inorganic surfaces
Surfaces of foodstuffs, woods and textiles are examples of everyday contact that consumers demand the highest standards of. Whether it is the compatibility of contact lenses, the growth of mussels on ship hulls or the surface enlargement in catalysis, in all cases the properties of surfaces play a decisive role.
Working groups
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| X-ray and electron spectroscopy at interfaces Dr. Alexei Nefedov |
Analysis of the electronic structure of organic adsorbates on metal and metal oxide surfaces |
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Dr. Yuemin Wang
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Structure and reactivity of metal oxides and metal organic frameworks (MOFs) |