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Thomas Heine (February 28, 1867 — January 26, 1948), German artist, writer | World Biographical Encyclopedia
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Hunger, 1900 - Thomas Theodor Heine - WikiArt.org
MONSTER BRAINS: Thomas Theodor Heine
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Proximity Effect in Crystalline Framework Materials: Stacking-Induced Functionality in MOFs and COFs | Materials Science | ChemRxiv | Cambridge Open Engage
MONSTER BRAINS: Thomas Theodor Heine
Life and art" - The Flowers Of Evil 1895 Thomas Theodor Heine Born: 28 February 1867; Leipzig, Germany Died: 26 January 1948; Stockholm, Sweden Nationality: German | Facebook
Arbeitsgruppe für Theoretische Chemie
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Shedding light on the enigmatic TcO2·xH2O structure with density functional theory and EXAFS spectroscopy | Earth, Space, and Environmental Chemistry | ChemRxiv | Cambridge Open Engage
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Keynote: Prof. Thomas Heine, University of Leipzig | DCMS – Dresden Center for Computational Materials Science
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Arbeitsgruppe für Theoretische Chemie
Theoretical Chemistry at TU Dresden (@Theochem_TUD) / Twitter
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On the Chemistry and Mobility of Hydrogen in the Interstitial Space of Layered Crystals H-BN, MoS2 and Graphite | Physical Chemistry | ChemRxiv | Cambridge Open Engage
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