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Markku Räsänen

Markku Räsänen

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Chemistry

D-Index
72
Citations
13552
World Ranking
5415
National Ranking
21

Overview

Markku Räsänen is affiliated with the University of Helsinki in Finland. Their academic profile currently shows no listed recent publications, co-authors, or frequent publication venues.

Details about the scientist's fields of study, subfields, and main research topics are not available. Similarly, there is no information regarding book publications or awards received.

This profile is constructed based on the available data and does not include further biographical or research specifics beyond the affiliation with the University of Helsinki.

Best Publications

  • A stable argon compound

    Leonid Khriachtchev;Mika Pettersson;Nino Runeberg;Jan Lundell

  • Neutral rare-gas containing charge-transfer molecules in solid matrices. I. HXeCl, HXeBr, HXeI, and HKrCl in Kr and Xe

    Mika Pettersson;Jan Lundell;Markku Räsänen

  • Noble-gas hydrides: new chemistry at low temperatures.

    Leonid Khriachtchev;Markku Olavi Räsänen;R. Benny Gerber;R. Benny Gerber

  • IR Spectrum of the Other Rotamer of Formic Acid, cis-HCOOH

    Mika Pettersson;Jan Lundell;Leonid Khriachtchev;Markku Räsänen

  • Neutral rare‐gas containing charge‐transfer molecules in solid matrices. II. HXeH, HXeD, and DXeD in Xe

    Mika Pettersson;Jan Lundell;Markku Räsänen

  • Optical gain in Si/SiO2 lattice: Experimental evidence with nanosecond pulses

    Leonid Khriachtchev;Markku Räsänen;Sergei Novikov;Juha Sinkkonen

  • Fluorine-free organoxenon chemistry: HXeCCH, HXeCC, and HXeCCXeH.

    Leonid Khriachtchev;Hanna Tanskanen;Jan Lundell;Mika Pettersson

  • Solid-state characterization of chitosans derived from lobster chitin

    M. Fernández Cervera;J. Heinämäki;M. Räsänen;S.L. Maunu

  • A Chemical Compound Formed from Water and Xenon: HXeOH

    Mika Pettersson;Leonid Khriachtchev;and Jan Lundell;Markku Räsänen

  • New Rare-Gas-Containing Neutral Molecules

    Mika Pettersson;Jan Lundell;Markku Räsänen

  • A More Stable Configuration of HArF in Solid Argon

    Leonid Khriachtchev;Mika Pettersson;and Antti Lignell;Markku Räsänen

  • Cis-->trans conversion of formic acid by dissipative tunneling in solid rare gases: Influence of environment on the tunneling rate

    M. Pettersson;E. M. S. Maçôas;L. Khriachtchev;J. Lundell

  • A gate to organokrypton chemistry: HKrCCH.

    Leonid Khriachtchev;Hanna Tanskanen;Arik Cohen;R. Benny Gerber

  • IR Spectroscopic Study of H2O2, HDO2, and D2O2 Isolated in Ar, Kr, and Xe Matrices

    Mika Pettersson;Susanna Tuominen;Markku Räsänen

  • HXeSH, the First Example of a Xenon-Sulfur Bond

    Mika Pettersson;Jan Lundell;Leonid Khriachtchev;Esa Isoniemi

  • HKrF in solid krypton

    Mika Pettersson;Leonid Khriachtchev;Antti Lignell;Markku Räsänen

  • Formation and characterization of neutral krypton and xenon hydrides in low-temperature matrices

    J. Lundell;L. Khriachtchev;M. Pettersson;M. Räsänen

  • Photogeneration of ions via delocalized charge transfer states. I. Xe2H+ and Xe2D+ in solid Xe

    H. Kunttu;J. Seetula;M. Räsänen;V. A. Apkarian

  • The mechanism of formation and infrared-induced decomposition of HXeI in solid Xe

    Mika Pettersson;Janne Nieminen;Leonid Khriachtchev;Markku Räsänen

  • Rotational isomerism in acetic acid: the first experimental observation of the high-energy conformer.

    Ermelinda M. S. Maçôas;Leonid Khriachtchev;Mika Pettersson;Rui Fausto

  • A small neutral molecule with two noble-gas atoms: HXeOXeH.

    Leonid Khriachtchev;Karoliina Isokoski;Arik Cohen;Markku Räsänen

Frequent Co-Authors

Leonid Khriachtchev
Leonid Khriachtchev University of Helsinki
Mika Pettersson
Mika Pettersson University of Jyväskylä
R. Benny Gerber
R. Benny Gerber Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Rui Fausto
Rui Fausto University of Coimbra
Mikko Ritala
Mikko Ritala University of Helsinki
Markku Leskelä
Markku Leskelä University of Helsinki
Marianna Kemell
Marianna Kemell University of Helsinki
Ilkka Kilpeläinen
Ilkka Kilpeläinen University of Helsinki
Jorma Hölsä
Jorma Hölsä University of Turku
Heikki Tenhu
Heikki Tenhu University of Helsinki

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