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Home at the Dept. of Chemisty and Chemical Biology @TU_Dortmund. Account rarely active. Find us on Bluesky bsky.app/profile/henkeg…
Dortmund, Germany ccb.tu-dortmund.de/henke Joined July 2018
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HenkeGroup @HenkeGroup
Explore the crystal structures and thermal expansion behaviors of lithium and sodium benzimidazolate in Pascal’s latest paper @CGD_ACS. Phase transitions included! Structure determination by #3DED with @esvenssongrape and @AKenInge.Fantastic collaboration! doi.org/10.1021/acs.cg…
pubs.acs.org Lithium and Sodium Benzimidazolate Coordination Networks: Syntheses, Structures, and Thermal... Abstract. Alkali metal imidazolates are important compounds, serving as intermediates in organic synthesis and additives in alkali ion electrolytes. Howeve
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HenkeGroup @HenkeGroup
Apply for this exciting opportunity with my fabulous colleague @LabSteffen @TU_Dortmund. Great lab, great project. Go for it!
#chemjobs
SteffenLab @LabSteffen Jun 18, 2024
PLEASE RT! Thanks to generous funding by #VolkswagenStiftung we have a 2-year-postdoc position available from October 1st (flexible). You have experience in TADF and want to work in the field of quantum IT? Then send an application by July 1st to andreas.steffen@tu-dortmund.de
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@Wenlong_Xue's exciting work on deriving highly porous glasses from
ZIF-8, including a wealth of experimental data, triangular phase diagrams, and MAS NMR spectra by our friends from the Linser group, is finally published in @NatureComms. Dive in here: doi.org/10.1038/s41467…
www.nature.com Highly porous metal-organic framework liquids and glasses via a solvent-assisted linker exchange... Nature Communications - The canonical metal-organic framework ZIF-8 does not melt and form a glass. Here, authors incorporated two additional organic linkers into ZIF-8 to generate meltable...
HenkeGroup @HenkeGroup Aug 3, 2023
Do you like ZIF-8 but are disappointed because it does not melt and does not form a #MOF glass?
Check out @Wenlong_Xue’s preprint. He used post-synthetic linker exchange to make ZIF-8 meltable. The derived melt-quenched glasses are remarkably porous doi.org/10.26434/chemr…
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