Welcome to Physical organic chemistry
The chair of Physical Organic Chemistry offers a large variety of topics combining the best of several research areas: Synthesis of precursors, modern spectroscopy and simulation with computational methods. If you are interested, please apply for master and PhD positions.
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Trimethylenebenzene, a high-spin triradical compound that shows promise for the development of organic magnets, has been isolated and characterized.
The majority of chemical reactions including many important industrial processes and virtually all biological activities take place within a liquid environment. Solvents, of which water is surely the most prominent example, are able to “solvate” molecules, thereby transferring these as “solutes” into the liquid state.
