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Linear MgCp* vs Bent CaCp*: London Dispersion, Ligand-Induced Charge Localizations, and Pseudo-Pregostic C-H···Ca Interactions.
Rumpa Pal, Stefan Mebs, Ming W Shi, Dylan Jayatilaka, Joanna M Krzeszczakowska, Malte Hesse

Inorg Chem· May 2018

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Diaryldichalcogenide radical cations.
Ole Mallow, Monther A Khanfar, Moritz Malischewski, Pamela Finke, Malte Hesse

Chem Sci· January 2015

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Oxygen transfer from an intramolecularly coordinated diaryltellurium oxide to acetonitrile. Formation and combined AIM and ELI-D analysis of a novel diaryltellurium acetimidate.
Ole Mallow, Jens Bolsinger, Pamela Finke, Malte Hesse, Yu-Sheng Chen

J Am Chem Soc· August 2014

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Reactivity differences between α,β-unsaturated carbonyls and hydrazones investigated by experimental and theoretical electron density and electron localizability analyses.
Simon Grabowsky, Manuela Weber, Dylan Jayatilaka, Yu-Sheng Chen, Matthias T Grabowski, Malte Hesse

J Phys Chem A· November 2011

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A well-defined dinuclear telluronic acid [RTe(μ-O)(OH)3]2.
Jens Beckmann, Jens Bolsinger, Pamela Finke, Malte Hesse

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl· October 2010

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Well-defined stibonic and tellurinic acids.
Jens Beckmann, Pamela Finke, Malte Hesse, Burkhard Wettig

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl· December 2008

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Formation of mixed-valent aryltellurenyl halides RX2TeTeR.
Jens Beckmann, Malte Hesse, Helmut Poleschner, Konrad Seppelt

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl· January 2008

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Four distinctively different decomposition pathways of metastable Supermesityltellurium(IV) trichloride.
Jens Beckmann, Stephan Heitz, Malte Hesse

Inorg Chem· April 2007

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