SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS
Müller A, Krickemeyer E, Dillinger S, Bögge H, Proust A, Plass W, Rohlfing R (1993)
Naturwissenschaften 80(12): 560-564.
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Autor*in
Müller, AchimUniBi 
;
Krickemeyer, ErichUniBi;
Dillinger, S;
Bögge, HartmutUniBi;
Proust, A;
Plass, W;
Rohlfing, Ralf
;
Krickemeyer, ErichUniBi;
Dillinger, S;
Bögge, HartmutUniBi;
Proust, A;
Plass, W;
Rohlfing, RalfEinrichtung
Erscheinungsjahr
1993
Zeitschriftentitel
Naturwissenschaften
Band
80
Ausgabe
12
Seite(n)
560-564
ISSN
0028-1042
eISSN
1432-1904
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/1644709
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Müller A, Krickemeyer E, Dillinger S, et al. SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS. Naturwissenschaften. 1993;80(12):560-564.
Müller, A., Krickemeyer, E., Dillinger, S., Bögge, H., Proust, A., Plass, W., & Rohlfing, R. (1993). SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS. Naturwissenschaften, 80(12), 560-564. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01149271
Müller, Achim, Krickemeyer, Erich, Dillinger, S, Bögge, Hartmut, Proust, A, Plass, W, and Rohlfing, Ralf. 1993. “SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS”. Naturwissenschaften 80 (12): 560-564.
Müller, A., Krickemeyer, E., Dillinger, S., Bögge, H., Proust, A., Plass, W., and Rohlfing, R. (1993). SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS. Naturwissenschaften 80, 560-564.
Müller, A., et al., 1993. SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS. Naturwissenschaften, 80(12), p 560-564.
A. Müller, et al., “SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS”, Naturwissenschaften, vol. 80, 1993, pp. 560-564.
Müller, A., Krickemeyer, E., Dillinger, S., Bögge, H., Proust, A., Plass, W., Rohlfing, R.: SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS. Naturwissenschaften. 80, 560-564 (1993).
Müller, Achim, Krickemeyer, Erich, Dillinger, S, Bögge, Hartmut, Proust, A, Plass, W, and Rohlfing, Ralf. “SELF-ASSEMBLY PROCESSES LEADING TO EXTREMELY LARGE DISCRETE MOLECULAR-SPECIES WITH NANO-DIMENSIONS AND NOVEL PROPERTIES - APPLICATION TO POLYOXOMETALATES CONTAINING LARGE TRANSFERABLE BUILDING-BLOCKS AS PROTOTYPES FOR STUDYING INTERACTIONS IN COMPLEX-SYSTEMS”. Naturwissenschaften 80.12 (1993): 560-564.
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