Prof. Dr. Andreas Hirsch

Lehrstuhl für Organische Chemie II

Electronic Structure of Doped Fullerenes and Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes (2000) Eisebitt S, Karl A, Zimina A, Scherer R, Freiwald M, Eberhardt W, Hauke F, et al. Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Novel purification procedure and derivatization method of single-​walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) (2000) Holzinger M, Hirsch A, Bernier P, Duesberg GS, Burghard M Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Small Reorganization Energies in Fullerenes (2000) Guldi DM, Asmus KD, Hirsch A, Prato M Book chapter / Article in edited volumes Evaluation of the Anti-HIV potency of a water-soluble dendrimeric fullerene (2000) Schuster DI, Wilson SR, Kirschner AN, Schinazi RF, Schlueter-Wirtz S, Tharnish P, Barnett T, et al. Conference contribution, Conference Contribution [60]Fullerene and three [60]fullerene derivatives in membrane model environments (2000) Janot JM, Bienvenüe E, Seta P, Bensasson RV, Tome AC, Enes RF, Cavaleiro JAS, et al. Journal article Application of DPFGSE-ROE to calixarene derivatives under conditions near NOE zero-crossing (2000) Bauer W, Soi A, Hirsch A Journal article, Original article Synthesis, Cyclic Voltammetry and Photophysical Properties of a Bridged o-Phenylenediamine C-60 Dyad. (2000) Diekers M, Hirsch A, Luo C, Guldi DM, Bauer KA, Nickel U Journal article, Original article Photoinduced electron transfer in multicomponent arrays of a π-stacked fullerene porphyrin dyad and diazabicyclooctane or a fulleropyrrolidine ligand (2000) Guldi DM, Luo C, Da Ros T, Prato M, Dietel E, Hirsch A Journal article, Original article Charge-transfer in a π-stacked fullerene porphyrin dyad: Evidence for back electron transfer in the 'Marcus-inverted' region (2000) Guldi DM, Luo C, Prato M, Dietel E, Hirsch A Journal article, Original article Globular amphiphiles: Membrane forming hexakisadducts of fullerene C60 (2000) Vostrowsky O, Brettreich M, Burghardt S, Hirsch A, Boettcher C, Maierhofer A, Hetzer M, et al. Book chapter / Article in edited volumes