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Christian Schaffer

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Articles 8
Citations 18
Followers 0
Related Specialty
Chemistry
Top 10 Co-Authors
Achim Muller
Hartmut Bogge
Ana Maria Todea
Pierre Gouzerh
Alice Merca
Emmanuel Cadot
Erhard T K Haupt
Dieter Rehder
Ira A Weinstock
Ahmed Jasim M Al-Karawi
Published In
Angew Chem Int Ed Engl
Chemistry
Dalton Trans
Chem Commun (Camb)
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Recent Articles
1.
Water repellency in hydrophobic nanocapsules--molecular view on dewetting
Muller A, Garai S, Schaffer C, Merca A, Bogge H, Al-Karawi A, et al.
Chemistry . 2014 May; 20(22):6659-64. PMID: 24782303
The hydrophobic effect plays a major role in a variety of important phenomena in chemistry, materials science and biology, for instance in protein folding and protein-ligand interactions. Studies--performed within cavities...
2.
A further step towards tuning the properties of metal-chalcogenide nanocapsules by replacing skeletal oxide by sulphide ligands
Schaffer C, Todea A, Bogge H, Floquet S, Cadot E, Korenev V, et al.
Dalton Trans . 2012 Nov; 42(2):330-3. PMID: 23147405
Addition of [Mo(2)(V)O(2)(μ-O)(μ-S)(aq)](2+) linker-type units to a solution/dynamic library containing tungstates results via the formation of the complementary pentagonal {(W)W(5)} units logically in the self-assembly of a mixed oxide/sulphide {W(VI)(72)Mo(V)(60)}-type...
3.
Spontaneous self-assembly of a giant spherical metal-oxide Keplerate: addition of one building block induces "immediate" formation of the complementary one from a constitutional dynamic library
Schaffer C, Todea A, Gouzerh P, Muller A
Chem Commun (Camb) . 2011 Nov; 48(3):350-2. PMID: 22038273
The addition of dinuclear {Mo(2)} units to a dynamic library containing molybdates results in the spontaneous self-assembly of a giant spherical metal-oxide species of the type {(Mo)Mo(5)}(12){Mo(2)}(30) while the required...
4.
Softening of pore and interior properties of a metal-oxide-based capsule: substituting 60 oxide by 60 sulfide ligands
Schaffer C, Todea A, Bogge H, Cadot E, Gouzerh P, Kopilevich S, et al.
Angew Chem Int Ed Engl . 2011 Oct; 50(51):12326-9. PMID: 22034074
No abstract available.
5.
Hydrophobic interactions and clustering in a porous capsule: option to remove hydrophobic materials from water
Schaffer C, Todea A, Bogge H, Petina O, Rehder D, Haupt E, et al.
Chemistry . 2011 Jul; 17(35):9634-9. PMID: 21748814
The investigation of hydrophobic interactions under confined conditions is of tremendous interdisciplinary interest. It is shown that based on porous capsules of the type {(pentagon)}(12){(linker)}(30) ≡ {(Mo)Mo(5)(12){Mo(2)(ligand)}(30), which exhibit different...
6.
A spherical 24 butyrate aggregate with a hydrophobic cavity in a capsule with flexible pores: confinement effects and uptake-release equilibria at elevated temperatures
Schaffer C, Bogge H, Merca A, Weinstock I, Rehder D, Haupt E, et al.
Angew Chem Int Ed Engl . 2009 Sep; 48(43):8051-6. PMID: 19774583
No abstract available.
7.
Unprecedented and differently applicable pentagonal units in a dynamic library: a keplerate of the type {(W)W5}12{Mo2}30
Schaffer C, Merca A, Bogge H, Todea A, Kistler M, Liu T, et al.
Angew Chem Int Ed Engl . 2008 Nov; 48(1):149-53. PMID: 19035609
No abstract available.
8.
Porous capsules allow pore opening and closing that results in cation uptake
Muller A, Toma L, Bogge H, Schaffer C, Stammler A
Angew Chem Int Ed Engl . 2005 Nov; 44(47):7757-61. PMID: 16276546
No abstract available.