Silicon Chemistry (PDF)

-Investigations on the Reactivity of Atomic Silicon -Reactions with Matrix Isolated SiO Molecules -In situ - Diagnostics of Amorphous Silicon Thin Film Deposition -The Gas Phase Oxidation of Silyl Radicals by Molecular Oxygen -Oxidation of Matrix-Isolated Silylenes -Short-Lived Intermediates with Double Bonds to Silicon -Kinetic Stabilization of Disilenes and Disilynes -A Tetrasilabuta-1,3-diene and Related Compounds with Conjugated Multiple Bonds -Chemistry of Metalated Oligosilanes -Oligosilyl Substituted Heptaphosphanes -Polysilanes: Formation, Bonding and Structure -Phase Behavior of n-Alkylsubstituted Polysilanes -Structural and Electronic Systematics in Zintl Phases of the Tetrels -Zintl Phases MSi2 ( M = Ca, Eu, Sr, Ba) at Very High Pressure -Silicon- and Germanium-Based Sheet Polymers and Zintl Phases -Kautsky-Siloxene Analogous Monomers and Oligomers -Silicon-Based Nanotubes -Structure and Reactivity of Solid SiO -Si Nanocrystallites in SiOx Films by Vapour Deposition and Thermal Processing -Theoretical Treatment of Silicon Clusters -Isomers of Neutral Silicon Clusters -Investigation of the Influence of Oxidation and HF Attack on the Photoluminescence of Silicon Nanoparticles -Localization Phenomena and Photoluminscence from Nano-structured Silicon, Silicon/Silicon Dioxide Nanocomposites, Silsesquioxanes and Branched Polysilanes -Higher-Coordinate Silicon Compounds with SiO5 and SiO6 Skeletons -Functionalized Silanols and Silanolates -Transition Metal Fragment Substituted Silanols of Iron and Tungsten - Synthesis, Structure and Condensation Reactions -Rational Syntheses of Cyclosiloxanes and Molecular Alumo- and Gallosiloxanes -Synthesis, Structure and Reactivity of Novel Oligomeric Titanasiloxanes -Metallasilsesquioxanes -Spin-Spin Interaction in Silsesquioxanes and Transition Metal Substitution -Characterization of Si-polymers by Coupling of HPLC-Separation Methods with MALDI-TOF-MS -The Stepwise Formation of Si-O-Networks -Mechanism of Ring and Cage

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