References for the High Temperature Cell

High Temperature Cell

FTIR Citations

 D.M. Somerville, M.S. Nashner, R.G. Nuzzo and J.R. Shapley , "Characterization and catalytic
activity of zeolite NaY supported iridium catalysts", Catalysis Letters, 46(1-2), 17 (1997).
 Shawn Jenkins, Karl I. Jacob, Malcolm B. Polk, Satish Kumar, T.D. Dang, and F.E. Arnold,
“Structure, Morphology, and Properties of Methyl-Pendant Poly(p-phenylene
benzobisimidazole) and Methyl-Pendant Poly(p-phenylene benzobisthiazole)”,
Macromolecules, 33(23), 8731-8738 (2000).
 Janusz Ryczkowski, "IR Spectroscopy in Catalysis", Catalysis Today, 68, 263 (2001).
 Bedri Erdem, Robert A. Hunsicker, Gary W. Simmons, E. David Sudol, Victoria L. Dimonie,
and Mohamed S. El-Aasser, “XPS and FTIR Surface Characterization of TiO 2 Particles Used in
Polymer Encapsulation,” Langmuir, 17 (9), 2664–2669 (2001).
 Stijn Gillissen, Maria Jonforsen, Els Kesters, Tomas Johansson, Mathias Theander, Mats R.
Andersson, Olle Inganas, Laurence Lutsen, and Dirk Vanderzande, “Synthesis and
Characterization of Poly(pyridine vinylene) via the Sulfinyl Precursor Route”, Macromolecules,
34(21), 7294-7299 (2001).
 Jean Manca, Ludwig Goris, Els Kesters, Laurence Lutsen, Tom Martens , Ken Haenen, Milos
Nesladek, Ornella Sanna, Dirk Vanderzande, Jan D'Haen and Luc De Schepper, “In-situ
electrical and spectroscopical techniques for the study of degradation mechanisms and life
time prediction of organic based electronic material systems”, Mat. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc.,
771, L12.3.1/H11.3.1 (2003).
 Le Xin Song and Peng Xu, “A Comparative Study on the Thermal Decomposition Behaviors
between β-Cyclodextrin and Its Inclusion Complexes of Organic Amines”, J. Phys. Chem. A,
112(45), 11341 (2008).
 Cristian Ledesma and Jordi Llorca, “Dimethyl Ether Steam Reforming over Cu–Zn–Pd/CeO2–
ZrO2 Catalytic Monoliths. The Role of Cu Species on Catalyst Stability,” J. Phys. Chem. C,
115 (23), 11624–11632 (2011).
 M. S. Demyan, F. Rasche, M. Schutt, N. Smirnova, E. Schulz, and G. Cadisch, “Combining a
coupled FTIR-EGA system and in situ DRIFTS for studying soil organic matter in arable soils”,
Biogeosciences, 10, 2897–2913 (2013).

UV-Vis Citations

 John E. McAlvin, Sarah B. Scott, and Cassandra L. Fraser, “Synthesis of Thermochromic

Iron(II) Tris(bipyridine)-Centered Star-Shaped Polyoxazolines and Their Bipyridine-Centered
Macroligand Counterparts”, Macromolecules, 33(19), 6953 (2000).
 Stijn Gillissen, Maria Jonforsen, Els Kesters, Tomas Johansson, Mathias Theander, Mats R.
Andersson, Olle Inganas, Laurence Lutsen, and Dirk Vanderzande, “Synthesis and

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 References for the High Temperature Cell

Characterization of Poly(pyridine vinylene) via the Sulfinyl Precursor Route”, Macromolecules,

34(21), 7294-7299 (2001).
 Jean Manca, Ludwig Goris, Els Kesters, Laurence Lutsen, Tom Martens , Ken Haenen, Milos
Nesladek, Ornella Sanna, Dirk Vanderzande, Jan D'Haen and Luc De Schepper, “In-situ
electrical and spectroscopical techniques for the study of degradation mechanisms and life
time prediction of organic based electronic material systems”, Mat. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc.,
771, L12.3.1/H11.3.1 (2003).
 E. Kesters, D. Vanderzande, L. Lutsen, H. Penxten, and R. Carleer, “Study of the Thermal
Elimination and Degradation Processes of n-Alkylsulfinyl-PPV and –OC1C10-PPV Precursor
Polymers with in Situ Spectroscopic Techniques”, Macromolecules, 38(4), 1141-1147 (2005).
 E. Kesters, S. Swier, G. Van Assche, L. Lutsen, D. Vanderzande, and B. Van Mele,
“Isothermal Elimination of n-Alkylsulfinyl OC1C10-PPV Precursor Polymers Studied with FT-IR,
UV-Vis, and MTDSC: Kinetics of the Elimination Reaction”, Macromolecules, 39(9), 3194-
3201 (2006).

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