Publikationen von Nina Fechler

Chieffi, G.; Fechler, N.; Esposito, D.: Valorization of lignin waste from hydrothermal treatment of biomass: towards porous carbonaceous composites for continuous hydrogenation. RSC Advances 5, S. 63691 - 63696 (2015)

Chung, K. K.; Fechler, N.; Patrini, M.; Galinetto, P.; Comoretto, D.; Antonietti, M.: High definition conductive carbon films from solution processing of nitrogen-containing oligomers. Carbon 94, S. 1044 - 1051 (2015)

Fechler, N.; Antonietti, M.: Domino games: controlling structure and patterns of carbon nanomaterials in 2D & 3D. Nano Today 10 (5), S. 593 - 614 (2015)

Jordan, T.; Fechler, N.; Xu, J.; Brenner, T. J. K.; Antonietti, M.; Shalom, M.: “Caffeine doping” of carbon/nitrogen-based organic catalysts: caffeine as a supramolecular edge modifier for the synthesis of photoactive carbon nitride tubes. ChemCatChem 7 (18), S. 2826 - 2830 (2015)

Nistico, R.; Magnacca, G.; Fechler, N.: The hypersaline synthesis of titania: from powders to aerogels. RSC Advances 5 (19), S. 14333 - 14340 (2015)

Yang, S. J.; Antonietti, M.; Fechler, N.: Self-assembly of metal phenolic mesocrystals and morphosynthetic transformation toward hierarchically porous carbons. Journal of the American Chemical Society 137 (25), S. 8269 - 8273 (2015)

Yang, S. J.; Rothe, R.; Kirchhecker, S.; Esposito, D.; Antonietti, M.; Gojzewski, H.; Fechler, N.: A sustainable synthesis alternative for IL-derived N-doped carbons: bio-based-imidazolium compounds. Carbon 94, S. 641 - 645 (2015)

Antonietti, M.; Fechler, N.; Fellinger, T.-P.: Carbon aerogels and monoliths: control of porosity and nanoarchitecture via sol-gel routes. Chemistry of Materials 26 (1), S. 196 - 210 (2014)

Chung, K. K.; Fechler, N.; Antonietti, M.: A salt-flux synthesis of highly porous, N- and O-doped carbons from a polymer precursor and its use for high capacity/high rate supercapacitors. Advanced Porous Materials 2 (1), S. 61 - 68 (2014)

Elumeeva, K.; Antonietti, M.; Fechler, N.; Fellinger, T.-P.: Metal-free ionic liquid-derived electrocatalyst for high-performance oxygen reduction in acidic and alkaline electrolytes. Materials Horizons 1, S. 1 - 7 (2014)

Fechler, N.; Tiruye, G. A.; Marcilla, R.; Antonietti, M.: Vanadium nitride@N-doped carbon nanocomposites: tuning of pore structure and particle size through salt templating and its influence on supercapacitance in ionic liquid media. RSC Advances 4, S. 26981 - 26989 (2014)

Nisticò, R.; Magnacca, G.; Antonietti, M.; Fechler, N.: “Salted silica”: sol-gel chemistry of silica under hypersaline conditions. Zeitschrift für anorganische und allgemeine Chemie 640 (3-4), S. 582 - 587 (2014)

Fechler, N.; Fellinger, T.-P.; Antonietti, M.: "Salt templating": a simple and sustainable pathway toward highly porous functional carbons from ionic liquids. Advanced Materials 25 (1), S. 75 - 79 (2013)

Fechler, N.; Fellinger, T.-P.; Antonietti, M.: One-pot synthesis of nitrogen-sulfur-co-doped carbons with tunable composition using a simple isothiocyanate ionic liquid. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 1 (45), S. 14097 - 14102 (2013)

Fechler, N.; Wohlgemuth, S.-A.; Jäker, P.; Antonietti, M.: Salt and sugar: direct synthesis of high surface area carbon materials at low temperatures via hydrothermal carbonization of glucose under hypersaline conditions. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 1 (33), S. 9418 - 9421 (2013)

Liu, X.; Fechler, N.; Antonietti, M.: Salt melt synthesis of ceramics, semiconductors and carbon nanostructures. Chemical Society Reviews 42 (21), S. 8237 - 8265 (2013)

Fechler, N.; Fellinger, T. P.; Antonietti, M.: Template-free one-pot synthesis of porous binary and ternary metal nitride@N-doped carbon composites from ionic liquids. Chemistry of Materials 24 (4), S. 713 - 719 (2012)

Schmidt, B. V. K. J.; Fechler, N.; Falkenhagen, J.; Lutz, J.-F.: Controlled folding of synthetic polymer chains through the formation of positionable covalent bridges. Nature Chemistry 3 (3), S. 234 - 238 (2011)

Fechler, N.; Badi, N.; Schade, K.; Pfeifer, S.; Lutz, J.-F.: Thermogelation of PEG-Based Macromolecules of Controlled Architecture. Macromolecules 42 (1), S. 33 - 36 (2009)

Fechler, N.; Jordan, T.; Berthold, T.; Mani, C. M.: How NY would look like on the nanoscale: hierarchical porous carbons by design. In Beyond Adsorption: new perspectives and challenges for nanoporous carbons, S. 16 (Hg. Bandosz, T. J.). Satellite Symposium to CARBON 2016: Beyond Adsorption, New York, 16. Juli 2016. (2016)