Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller

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1. Article

   Techno-economic assessment of hythane-fueled industrial SOFC systems
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
2. Article

   Making Hydrogen Production Greener with Nickel-Based Anodes
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
3. Article

   Turning carbon waste into graphene: a new pathway for circular carbon materials
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
4. Article

   Turning CO₂ into value — without metals
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
5. Article

   Using Glycerol to Convert CO₂ into Valuable Acids
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
6. Article

   Smarter hydrogen delivery: transport methane, make hydrogen where you need it
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
7. Article

   Circular Carbon Solutions for Greener Polyurethanes
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
8. Article

   Affordable Catalysts to Boost Hydrogen Production from Water
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
9. Article

   Using Computer Simulations to Enhance Polymer Processing
   Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
10. Article

    Smart Nanofibers Capture and Convert Carbon Dioxide into Useful Chemicals
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
11. Article

    How Ruthenium Catalysts Support Green Chemistry and Sustainable Anthropogenic Carbon Cycles
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
12. Article

    How to Make Clean Fuels from CO₂ and Hydrogen – Smart Reactor Simulations
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
13. Article

    Powering Industry with Wind: How E-Fuels Like Hydrogen and Methanol Store Green Energy
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
14. Article

    Encapsulating iron nanoparticles inside hollow carbon spheres: Better catalysts for CO2 conversion
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
15. Article

    How much Energy is Required for Transporting Hydrogen in Large-Scale Pipeline Networks?
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
16. Article

    Sustainability of Hydrogen Supply Chains
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
17. Article

    Transforming By-products from Paper Making into Sustainable Chemicals
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
18. Article

    Hydrogen Production Technologies for Defossilizing the Energy, Transport, and Chemical Sectors.
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
19. Article

    New Building Blocks for Stronger and Greener Polyurethane Materials
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
20. Article

    Making Use of Biomass
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
21. Article

    Converting Renewable Energy into Useful Chemicals
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
22. Article

    Polyurethanes: Versatile Materials for a Wide Range of Applications
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
23. Article

    Environmental assessment of renewable supply chains in chemical industry with particular regard to their geographic conditions
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
24. Article

    Configuration of chemical sites within a volatile energy system
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
25. Article

    Forthcoming technologies as enabler in the energy system transformation
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
26. Article

    Cracking the Code of Polymer Growth from CO₂ and Epoxides
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
27. Article

    Understanding Carbon Fluxes: How Human Activities Impact the Earth's Climate.
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
28. Article

    Optimizing Biodiesel Production: Reactor Design & Mixing Strategies.
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
29. Article

    Smart Catalysts for Amine Synthesis: Lithium-Modified Ruthenium on Carbon Nanotubes
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
30. Article

    Tracking Foam Formation: How Catalysts Shape Polyurethane Networks
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
31. Article

    How Trioxane Ring Opening Begins: Tracking the First Steps of Polymer Formation
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
32. Article

    Products from Carbon Dioxide: Pathways to a More Sustainable Chemical Industry
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
33. Article

    Catalysis and Scope of the Hydroamination of Non‐activated CC Multiple Bonds
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
34. Article

    Designing Smarter Polyurethane Materials: From Molecular Architecture to Shape Memory
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
35. Article

    Properties of CO2-derived Polyethercarbonate Polyols for Sustainable Polyurethane Materials
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
36. Article

    Reimagining Polymers: Using Carbon Dioxide as a Building Block
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
37. Article

    Inside Cover: Directing the Cleavage of Ester C−O Bonds by Controlling the Hydrogen Availability on the Surface of Coprecipitated Pd/Fe3 O4 (ChemCatChem 8/2016)
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
38. Article

    Catalytic Crossroads: Guiding Ester C–O Bond Scission via Hydrogen Availability
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
39. Article

    Tracking CO₂ Insertion into Aluminum–Oxygen Bonds to Make Cyclic Carbonates
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
40. Article

    Sustainable transparent films from CO2-based polymers.
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
41. Article

    Smart Polymer Design: Turning CO₂ and Light into Clear Transparent Plastics
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
42. Article

    Turning CO₂ into Sustainable Plastics with Smart Catalysts
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
43. Article

    Catalysts working on a conveyor belt
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
44. Article

    Click, Cure, and Capture: Turning CO₂ into Elastic Networks
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
45. Article

    Oligomeric poly(acetalcarbonates) obtained by repolymerisation of paraformaldehyde
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
46. Article

    Catalysts working on a conveyor belt
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
47. Article

    Surprisingly facile CO 2 insertion into cobalt alkoxide bonds: A theoretical investigation
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
48. Article

    CO 2 Chemistry
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
49. Article

    Anion Switch Unlocks Control Over CO₂ Copolymerization
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
50. Article

    Teamwork on the Catalyst: How Nitro and Aromatic Groups Boost Each Other
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
51. Article

    Smart Polymers Turn Catalysts On and Off
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
52. Article

    From CO₂ to Carbamates: A More Sustainable Route to Polyurethane Precursors
    Dr Giulio LolliProf. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
53. Article

    CO₂ Fixation That Matters: Which Products Really Help the Climate?
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
54. Article

    Adsorption-Driven Hydrogenation of Aromatics
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
55. Article

    Highly Active Catalysts for the Coupling of CO2and Epoxides to Five-Membered Carbonates
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
56. Article

    In Situ IR Spectroscopy for Following the Copolymerization of CO2and Epoxides
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
57. Article

    Monte Carlo Simulation of the Segment Length Distribution in the Copolymerization Product of Propylene Oxide and Carbon Dioxide
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
58. Article

    The Design of Formaldehyde-Based Polymers beyond POM
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
59. Article

    Synthetic Methodologies for Supported Ionic Liquid Materials
    Professor Reinout MeijboomProf. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
60. Article

    Supported Ionic Liquids as Part of a Building-Block System for Tailored Catalysts
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
61. Article

    Diffusive fractionation of carbon isotopes in γ-Fe: Experiment, models and implications for early solar system processes
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
62. Article

    Decoding Polymer Structure to Control Material Properties
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
63. Article

    Mattresses from Air: Turning CO₂ into Soft, Durable Foams
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
64. Article

    Cracking the Code: How Chromium Helps Tame CO₂ for Plastic Production
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
65. Article

    ChemInform Abstract: Carbon Dioxide as a Carbon Resource - Recent Trends and Perspectives
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
66. Article

    Methyl formate as a carbonylating agent for the catalytic conversion of phenol to methyl phenyl carbonate
    Dr Giulio LolliProf. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
67. Article

    Catalysts at work: Transforming carbon dioxide into carbonates with zinc and cobalt
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
68. Article

    How Carbon Dioxide Can Become a Resource
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
69. Article

    From CO₂ to Green Polymers: Following Chain Growth on Zinc-Based Sol–Gel Catalysts
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
70. Article

    Catalyst Control: Navigating Competing Pathways on Metal Surfaces
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
71. Article

    Turning CO₂ into Value: Catalytic Innovations for a Circular Carbon Economy
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
72. Article

    Keeping Nanoparticles Apart: How Ionic Liquids Stabilize Metal Clusters
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
73. Article

    The CO₂ Value Tree: Rooted in Carbon, Branching into Innovation
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
74. Article

    Chemical Technologies for Exploiting and Recycling Carbon Dioxide into the Value Chain
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
75. Article

    Silicon Cages: Unlocking Low-Energy, High-Speed Materials
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
76. Article

    Efficient Conversion of Bio-Based Polyols to Cyclic Carbonates
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
77. Article

    Copolymerisation von CO2 und Epoxiden: Verfahren und Anwendung
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
78. Article

    Beneath the Surface: How Nanoparticles Reshape Liquid Interfaces
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
79. Article

    ChemInform Abstract: Metal-Initiated Amination of Alkenes and Alkynes
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
80. Article

    ChemInform Abstract: Intramolecular Catalytic Addition of Amines to Alkynes.
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
81. Article

    ChemInform Abstract: Hydroamination of Alkenes and Alkynes
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
82. Article

    ChemInform Abstract: Anti-Markovnikov Reactions. Part 6. Rhodium-Catalyzed Amination of Vinylpyridines: Hydroamination versus Oxidative Amination.
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
83. Article

    ChemInform Abstract: Continuous Hydroamination in a Liquid-Liquid Two-Phase System.
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
84. Article

    Two-catalyst system for selective sulfide oxidation in a green CO₂/water medium
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
85. Article

    Understanding the Role of a Catalyst in Hydrogenating Nitriles to Amines
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
86. Article

    Single Step Preparation of Novel Hydrophobic Composite Films for Low-kApplications
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
87. Article

    Hydroamination: Direct Addition of Amines to Alkenes and Alkynes
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
88. Article

    Alkali Chloride Melts for Selective Ethane and Propane Dehydrogenation
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
89. Article

    Enhanced Enantioselectivity in Hydrogenation Reactions Using Supported Ionic Liquids
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
90. Article

    Palladium catalysts immobilized in thin films of ionic liquid for the direct addition of aniline to styrene
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
91. Article

    Taming Alkyl Transfer: A Mechanistic Look at Nitrile Hydrogenation over Raney-Co
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
92. Article

    Turning Ethane into Ethene: The Role of Supported Molten Salts in Catalysis
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
93. Article

    Reaction Engineering Aspects of Nitrile Hydrogenation
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
94. Article

    Tailoring Adsorption-Desorption Properties of Hydroamination Catalysts with Ionic Liquids
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
95. Article

    Tuning Catalyst Surface Chemistry to Optimize Selectivity in Nitrile Hydrogenation
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
96. Article

    Solvent Cages in Thin Films: A New Way to Hold Organometallic Catalysts
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
97. Article

    Hydroamination Catalyzed by a Pd Catalyst Immobilized in a Thin Film
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
98. Article

    Hydroamination of 1,3-cyclohexadiene with aryl amines catalyzed with acidic form zeolites
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
99. Article

    Switching Product Selectivity in Hydroamination Using Palladium Catalysts
    Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
100. Article

     Tracking Diffusion Limitations During Liquid-Phase Hydrogenation Reactions in Real Time
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
101. Article

     Activity and Selectivity Control in Reductive Amination of Butyraldehyde over Noble Metal Catalysts
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
102. Article

     Unlocking Chemical Cyclization: The Power of Lewis Acidic Complexes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst MüllerYaw Kai Yan
103. Article

     Hydroamination: The Direct Addition of Amines to Alkenes and Alkynes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
104. Article

     Tracking Hydrogen Atoms on the Surface of Cobalt Catalysts Using Neutron Scattering
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
105. Article

     Solid catalysts on the basis of supported ionic liquids and their use in hydroamination reactions
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
106. Article

     Generation and Characterization of Well-Defined Zn 2+ Lewis Acid Sites in Ion Exchanged Zeolite BEA
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
107. Article

     Heterogeneous catalysts for hydroamination reactions: structure–activity relationship
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
108. Article

     Hydroamination reactions catalysed with beta zeolites
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
109. Article

     Enantioselective Catalytic Hydroamination of Alkenes.
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
110. Article

     Enantioselective Catalytic Hydroamination of Alkenes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
111. Article

     Enantioselektive katalytische Hydroaminierung von Alkenen
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
112. Article

     Novel hydroamination reactions in a liquid–liquid two-phase catalytic system
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
113. Article

     Hydroamination on homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts: Kinetic study
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
114. Article
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
115. Article

     A New Type of Low-ϰ Dielectric Films Based on Polysilsesquioxanes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
116. Article

     Hydroamination – Heterogeneous
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
117. Article

     Hydroamination – Homogeneous
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
118. Article

     The role of protons in hydroamination reactions involving homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
119. Article

     Zinc-Catalyzed Chemistry at the Boundary of Polar and Non-Polar Liquids
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
120. Article

     Hydroamination of 6-aminohex-1-yne over zinc based homogeneous and zeolite catalysts
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
121. Article

     Spinning Rings from Alkynes and Amines with Palladium Magic
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
122. Article

     Double Serve: How Acids and Metals Team Up to Supercharge Reactions
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
123. Article

     Direct Addition of Amine N-H to CC Triple Bonds
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
124. Article

     Zinc in the Framework: Fine-Tuned Zeolites Outperform Homogeneous Catalysts
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
125. Article

     Hydroamination Made Easy: Smart Catalysts for Building Nitrogen Rings
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst MüllerYaw Kai Yan
126. Article

     Rhodium-Catalyzed Amination of Vinylpyridines: Hydroamination versus Oxidative Amination
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
127. Article

     The First Rhodium-Catalyzed Anti-Markovnikov Hydroamination: Studies on Hydroamination and Oxidative Amination of Aromatic Olefins
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
128. Article

     The First Rhodium-Catalyzed Anti-Markovnikov Hydroamination: Studies on Hydroamination and Oxidative Amination of Aromatic Olefins
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
129. Article

     Metal Catalysts at Work: Fast-Tracking Ring Formation
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
130. Article

     New cationic rhodium–amine complexes and their implication in the catalytic anti-Markovnikov oxidative amination of styrenes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
131. Article

     Intramolecular catalytic addition of amines to alkynes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
132. Article

     Metal-Initiated Amination of Alkenes and Alkynes †
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
133. Article

     Fine-tuning Metal Complexes with Bulky Aromatic Phosphines
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
134. Article

     Chemistry of chelate-stabilized aryloxopalladium(II) complexes: syntheses, X-ray crystal structures and formation of CH…O hydrogen-bonds
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
135. Article

     How Designer Ligands Shape Platinum-Platinum Metal Bonds
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
136. Article

     Creating Tiny Carbon Structures: Insights and Potential Applications
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
137. Article

     Cone Angles: Real-World Data from Thousands of Crystal Structures
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
138. Article

     Packing Power: Bulky Ligands Create Unique Spaces for Guest Molecules
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
139. Article

     X-ray structure of Pt(dipic)(H2O) (where H2dipic = 2,6-pyridinedicarboxylic acid) ; the first structurally characterized mononuclear complex with a PtII(N1O3) donor atom set
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
140. Article

     Magnetic Properties of a Carboranes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst MüllerYaw Kai Yan
141. Article

     Synthesis, structural characterization and photophysical properties of ethyne-gold(I) complexes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
142. Article

     Exploring Magnetic Properties of Tiny Carbon-Based Spheres and their Salts
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst MüllerYaw Kai Yan
143. Article

     Molecular Crystals Made from Iron-Linked Carbon Spheres and Radical Anions
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst MüllerYaw Kai Yan
144. Article

     Unexpected Bonds: When Electron Clouds Encounter Polarized Molecules
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
145. Article

     Coordination polymer made from silver and gadolinium heterometallic complexes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller
146. Article

     Hydroamination of Alkenes and Alkynes
     Prof. Dr. Thomas Ernst Müller