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1. Structural and Superconducting Properties of RbOs2O6 Single Crystals

Author

Rogacki, K., Schuck, G., Bukowski, Z., Zhigadlo, N. D., and Karpinski, J.

Subjects
Condensed Matter - Superconductivity, Condensed Matter - Strongly Correlated Electrons
Abstract

Single crystals of RbOs2O6 have been grown from Rb2O and Os in sealed quartz ampoules. The crystal structure has been identified at room temperature as cubic with the lattice constant a = 10.1242(12) A. The anisotropy of the tetrahedral and octahedral networks is lower and the displacement parameters of alkali metal atoms are smaller than for KOs2O6, so the "rattling" of the alkali atoms in RbOs2O6 is less pronounced. Superconducting properties of RbOs2O6 in the mixed state have been well described within the London approach and the Ginzburg-Landau parameter kappa(0) = 31 has been derived from the reversible magnetization. This parameter is field dependent and changes at low temperatures from kappa = 22 (low fields) to kappa = 31 at H_{c2}. The thermodynamic critical field H_{c}(0) = 1.3 kOe and the superconducting gap 2delta/k_{B}T_{c} = 3.2 have been estimated. These results together with slightly different H_{c2}(T) dependence obtained for crystals and polycrystalline RbOs2O6 proof evidently that this compound is a weak-coupling BCS-type superconductor close to the dirty limit., Comment: 20 pages, 8 figures, 3 tables

Published
2008
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2. High charge-carrier mobility and low trap density in a rubrene derivative

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Haas, S., Stassen, A. F., Schuck, G., Pernstich, K. P., Gundlach, D. J., Batlogg, B., Berens, U., and Kirner, H. -J.

Subjects
Condensed Matter - Materials Science
Abstract

We have synthesized, crystallized and studied the structural and electric transport properties of organic molecular crystals based on a rubrene derivative with {\em t}-butyl sidegroups at the 5,11 positions. Two crystalline modifications are observed: one (A) distinct from that of rubrene with larger spacings between the naphtacene backbones, the other (B) with a in-plane structure presumably very similar compared to rubrene. The electric transport properties reflect the different structures: in the latter phase (B) the in-plane hole mobility of 12 cm$^2$/Vs measured on single crystal FETs is just as high as in rubrene crystals, while in the A phase no field-effect could be measured. The high crystal quality, studied in detail for B, reflects itself in the density of gap states: The deep-level trap density as low as $10^{15}$ cm$^{-3}$ eV$^{-1}$ has been measured, and an exponential band tail with a characteristic energy of 22 meV is observed. The bulk mobility perpendicular to the molecular planes is estimated to be of order of $10^{-3}$ -- $10^{-1}$ cm$^2$/Vs.

Published
2007
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3. Crystal growth, structural studies and superconducting properties of beta-pyrochlore KOs2O6

Author

Schuck, G., Kazakov, S. M., Rogacki, K., Zhigadlo, N. D., and Karpinski, J.

Subjects
Condensed Matter - Superconductivity
Abstract

Single crystals of KOs2O6 have been grown in a sealed quartz ampoule. Detailed single crystal X-ray diffraction studies at room temperature show Bragg peaks that violate Fd-3m symmetry. With a comparative structure refinement the structure is identified as non-centrosymmetric (F-43m). Compared to the ideal beta-pyrochlore lattice (Fd-3m), both Os tetrahedral and O octahedral network exhibit breathing mode like volume changes accompanied by strong anisotropic character of the K channels. The crystals show metallic conductivity and a sharp transition to the superconducting state at Tc = 9.65 K. Superconducting properties have been investigated by magnetization measurements performed in a temperature range from 2 to 12 K and in magnetic fields from 0 to 60 kOe. The temperature dependence of the upper critical field Hc2(T) has been determined and the initial slope (dHc2/dT)Tc = -33.3 kOe/K has been obtained near Tc. The upper critical field at zero temperature was estimated to be Hc2(0) \cong 230 kOe, which is a value close to the Pauli paramagnetic limiting field Hp(0)\cong 250 kOe. Then, the Ginzburg-Landau (GL) coherence length xi GL(0) \approx 3.8 nm was calculated, and the Maki parameter alpha \approx \sqrt 2 was obtained, suggesting the possibility that KOs2O6 might behave unconventionally at low temperatures and high magnetic fields.

Published
2006
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4. Strong magnetic pair breaking in Mn substituted MgB_2 single crystals

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Rogacki, K., Batlogg, B., Karpinski, J., Zhigadlo, N. D., Schuck, G., Kazakov, S. M., Wagli, P., Puzniak, R., Wisniewski, A., Carbone, F., Brinkman, A., and van der Marel, D.

Subjects
Condensed Matter - Superconductivity
Abstract

Magnetic ions (Mn) were substituted in MgB_2 single crystals resulting in a strong pair-breaking effect. The superconducting transition temperature, T_c, in Mg_{1-x}Mn_xB_2 has been found to be rapidly suppressed at an initial rate of 10 K/%Mn, leading to a complete suppression of superconductivity at about 2% Mn substitution. This reflects the strong coupling between the conduction electrons and the 3d local moments, predominantly of magnetic character, since the nonmagnetic ion substitutions, e.g. with Al or C, suppress T_c much less effectively (e.g. 0.5 K/%Al). The magnitude of the magnetic moment, derived from normal state susceptibility measurements, uniquely identifies the Mn ions to be divalent, and to be in the low-spin state (S = 1/2). This has been found also in X-ray absorption spectroscopy measurements. Isovalent Mn^{2+} substitution for Mg^{2+} mainly affects superconductivity through spin-flip scattering reducing T_c rapidly and lowering the upper critical field anisotropy H_{c2}^{ab}/H_{c2}^c at T = 0 from 6 to 3.3 (x = 0.88% Mn), while leaving the initial slope dH_{c2}/dT near T_c unchanged for both field orientations., Comment: 9 pages, 9 figures

Published
2005
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5. Al substitution in MgB2 crystals: influence on superconducting and structural properties

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Karpinski, J., Zhigadlo, N. D., Schuck, G., Kazakov, S. M., Batlogg, B., Rogacki, K., Puzniak, R., Jun, J., Muller, E., Wagli, P., Gonnelli, R., Daghero, D., Ummarino, G. A., and Stepanov, V. A.

Subjects
Condensed Matter - Superconductivity, Condensed Matter - Materials Science
Abstract

Single crystals of Mg1-xAlxB2 have been grown at a pressure of 30 kbar using the cubic anvil technique. Precipitation free crystals with x < 0.1 were obtained as a result of optimization of already developed MgB2 crystal growth procedure. Systematic decrease of the c-axis lattice constant with increasing Al content, when the a-axis lattice constant is practically unchanged, was observed. Variation of the critical temperature on Al content in Mg1-xAlxB2 crystals was found to be slightly different than that one observed for polycrystalline samples since, even a very small substitution of 1-2% of Al leads to the decrease of Tc by about 2-3 K. X-ray and high resolution transmission electron microscopy investigations indicate on the appearance of second precipitation phase in the crystals with x > 0.1. This is in a form of non-superconducting MgAlB4 domains in the structure of superconducting Mg1-xAlxB2 matrix. Resistivity and magnetic investigations show the slight increase of the upper critical field, Hc2, for H//c for the samples with small x, significant reduction of the Hc2 anisotropy at lower temperatures, and decrease of the residual resistance ratio value for Al substituted samples as compared to those of unsubstituted crystals. Superconducting gaps variation as a function of Al content, investigated with point contact spectroscopy for the series of the crystals with Tc in the range from 20 to 37 K, does not indicate on the merging of the gaps with decreasing Tc down to 20 K. It may be related to an appearance of the precipitation phase in the Mg1-xAlxB2 structure., Comment: PDF only, 33 pages, 4 tables, 18 figures

Published
2004
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6. Tracking Structure and Composition Changes in Oxide Derived Cu-Sn Catalysts During CO2 Electroreduction Using X-Ray Spectroscopy

Author

Katja Höflich, Golnak R, John Q. Xiao, Philipp Tockhorn, Davies, Schuck G, Eike Köhnen, Sasho Stojkovikj, Ibbi Y. Ahmet, Matthew T. Mayer, Arndt A, and Pardo Pérez L

Subjects
chemistry.chemical_compound, Materials science, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Oxide, Surface modification, Formate, Electrocatalyst, Bimetallic strip, Carbon monoxide, Catalysis
Abstract

In the field of electrochemical CO2 conversion, the development of earth-abundant catalysts which are selective for a single product is a central challenge. Cu-Sn bimetallic catalysts have been reported to yield selective CO2 reduction towards either carbon monoxide or formate. To advance the understanding of possible synergetic effects between Cu and Sn which direct product selectivity, a thorough investigation of the catalyst structure and composition in its active state is desired. We present an X-ray spectroscopy investigation of oxide-derived Cu-Sn catalysts prepared by functionalization of Cu(OH)2 nanowire arrays with ultrathin SnO2 overlayers. This method allows precisely tunable Sn composition, which enables synthesis of composite catalysts with high selectivity toward either CO or formate. Under CO2 reduction conditions, the materials undergo significant transformations before reaching their catalytically active forms. Complementary information on the electrocatalysts’ dynamic bulk and surface structure was revealed via correlating observations from multiple X-ray spectroscopy methods. In situ investigations of Cu K-edge revealed that in the bulk Cu is fully reduced from Cu2+ to Cu° after a pre reduction step. Quasi in situ XPS demonstrated that, at the catalyst surface, Cu is also present exclusively as Cu°, whereas significant differences in Sn quantification and speciation were observed between the CO- and formate-selective catalysts. After CO2 electrolysis, CO-selective catalysts exhibited a surface Sn content of 13 at. % predominantly present as Sn oxide, while the formate-selective catalysts had a Sn content of ~70 at. % consisting of both metallic Sn° and Sn oxide species. Our study reveals the complex dependence of catalyst structure, composition, and speciation with applied electrochemical bias in Sn-functionalized nanostructured Cu catalysts.

Published
2021

14. PDXLstructure analysis wizard

Author

Schuck, G., primary, Iwata, A., additional, Sasaki, A., additional, Himeda, A., additional, Konaka, H., additional, and Muroyama, N., additional

Published
2011
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17. Strong magnetic pair breaking in Mn-substitutedMgB2single crystals

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Rogacki, K., primary, Batlogg, B., additional, Karpinski, J., additional, Zhigadlo, N. D., additional, Schuck, G., additional, Kazakov, S. M., additional, Wägli, P., additional, Puźniak, R., additional, Wiśniewski, A., additional, Carbone, F., additional, Brinkman, A., additional, and van der Marel, D., additional

Published
2006
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20. Al substitution inMgB2crystals: Influence on superconducting and structural properties

Author

Karpinski, J., primary, Zhigadlo, N. D., additional, Schuck, G., additional, Kazakov, S. M., additional, Batlogg, B., additional, Rogacki, K., additional, Puzniak, R., additional, Jun, J., additional, Müller, E., additional, Wägli, P., additional, Gonnelli, R., additional, Daghero, D., additional, Ummarino, G. A., additional, and Stepanov, V. A., additional

Published
2005
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24. H-bond network dynamics of the solid-state protonic conductor Rb3H(SeO4)2 from FTIR and IINS measurements

Author

Schuck, G., Lechner, R.E., and Langer, K.

Subjects
*CRYSTALLOGRAPHY, *SYMMETRY, *VIBRATIONAL spectra, *SPECTRUM analysis
Abstract

Abstract: Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) studies on small single crystals have been performed with the aim to analyse structural and dynamical aspects of the H-bond network in Rb3H(SeO4)2. A comparative factor group analysis for both the monoclinic and the trigonal phase of Rb3H(SeO4)2, based on centrosymmetric (C2/c and R3¯m) and non-centrosymmetric (Cc, C2 and R3m) space group symmetries, has been carried out. Hypothetical structure models based on non-centrosymmetric space group symmetries are presented both for the monoclinic and the trigonal phase. They are shown to be of invaluable use in the interpretation of certain aspects of the observed vibrational spectra. In fact, our FTIR measurements and the comparative factor group analysis made clear that the centrosymmetric (time-averaged) structures are not sufficient for the description of the instantaneous and short-time/short-range order of the protons and for the related vibrational modes. Inelastic incoherent neutron scattering (IINS) spectra at 60, 100, 167 and 297 K are also reported. The OH bending mode (γOH) gives large IINS intensities. A detailed infrared (IR) band analysis between 800 and 1100 cm−1, together with the IINS results, showed that the identified modes (ν1[SeO4]2−, ν1[HSeO4]1−, ν3[SeO4]2− and ν3[HSeO4]1−) can be classified in two groups differing by the strength of the monomer coupling. Proton conductivity in Rb3H(SeO4)2 crystals is shown to be due to a dynamic disorder in the form of an intracrystalline chemical equilibrium reaction: alternation between the association of the monomers [HSeO4]1− and [SeO4]2− resulting in the dimer [H(SeO4)2]3− (H-bond formation) and the dissociation of the latter into the two monomers (H-bond breaking). [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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2005
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25. Doping Evolution of the Local Electronic and Structural Properties of the Double Perovskite Ba 2 Na 1– x Ca x OsO 6

Author

Kesavan, J.K., Mosca, D.F., Sanna, S., Borgatti, F., Schuck, G., Tran, P.M., Woodward, P.M., Mitrovic amp, 769, V.F., Franchini, C., Boscherini, F., Kesavan J.K., Fiore Mosca D., Sanna S., Borgatti F., Schuck G., Tran P.M., Woodward P.M., Mitrovic V.F., Franchini C., and Boscherini F.

Subjects
Materials science, chemistry.chemical_element, Large scale facilities for research with photons neutrons and ions, 02 engineering and technology, 010402 general chemistry, 01 natural sciences, Article, Condensed Matter::Materials Science, Doping, Osmium, Perovskites, ddc:530, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry, Extended X-ray absorption fine structure, X-ray absorption spectroscopy, Condensed matter physics, Dirac-Mott insulator, Charge (physics), Double perovskite, 021001 nanoscience & nanotechnology, Oxidation state, X-ray absorption near edge spectroscopy, 0104 chemical sciences, Surfaces, Coatings and Films, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, General Energy, chemistry, DFT simulations, Crystal field theory, 0210 nano-technology
Abstract

The journal of physical chemistry / C 124(30), 16577 - 16585 (2020). doi:10.1021/acs.jpcc.0c04807, We present a combined experimental and computational study of the effect of charge doping in the osmium based double perovskite Ba$_{2}$Na$_{1���x}$Ca$_{x}$OsO$_{6}$ for 0 ��� x ��� 1 in order to provide a structural and electronic basis for understanding this complex Dirac���Mott insulator material. Specifically, we investigate the effects of the substitution of monovalent Na with divalent Ca, a form of charge doping or alloying that nominally tunes the system from Os$^{7+}$ with a 5d$^1$ configuration to Os$^{6+}$ with 5d$^2$ configuration. After an X-ray diffraction characterization, the local atomic and electronic structure has been experimentally probed by X-ray absorption fine structure at all the cation absorption edges at room temperature; the simulations have been performed using ab initio density functional methods. We find that the substitution of Na by Ca induces a linear volume expansion of the crystal structure which indicates an effective alloying due to the substitution process in the whole doping range. The local structure corresponds to the expected double perovskite one with rock-salt arrangement of Na/Ca in the B site and Os in the B��� one for all the compositions. X-ray absorption near edge structure measurements show a smooth decrease of the oxidation state of Os from 7+ (5d$^1$) to 6+ (5d$^2$) with increasing Ca concentration, while the oxidation states of Ba, Na, and Ca are constant. This indicates that the substitution of Na by Ca gives rise to an effective electron transfer from the B to the B��� site. The comparison between X-ray absorption measurements and ab initio simulations reveals that the expansion of the Os���O bond length induces a reduction of the crystal field splitting of unoccupied Os derived d states., Published by Soc., Washington, DC

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26. The Army VTOL Surveillance Aircraft Program

Author

ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND WASHINGTON DC RESEARCH DIV, Schuck, G. I., Beebe, J., ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND WASHINGTON DC RESEARCH DIV, Schuck, G. I., and Beebe, J.

Abstract

The necessity for surveillance or observation of one military force by another has always been a key point of Army strategy since the earliest times. The first use of aircraft by the U. S. Army can be traced to the requirement for observation during the Civil War when hydrogen balloons were used. Surveillance was the military requirement behind the procurement of the first heavier than air craft procured by the U. S. military forces. It can be said that the Mohawk is truly a direct descendent of the Wright Model B. Previous to World War II, emphasis was placed upon the fighting type of aircraft by the Army Air Corps, which made it necessary to press into service light civilian aircraft, such as the Piper Cub, to fulfill the needs of the battlefield commander for observation and fire control of his weapons. Thus we again see the employment of aircraft as observation platforms, or in reality an extension of the ground commander's weapons system. The employment of aircraft as an organic part of and to improve the effectiveness of surface weapons typifies the Army's use of aircraft.

Published
1963

31. Die Rohhautschäden

Author

Stather, Fritz, Graßmann, W., editor, Freudenberg, W., editor, Hausam, W., editor, Körner, Th., editor, Küntzel, A., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Schuck, G., editor, Stather, F., editor, and Trupke, J., editor

Published
1944
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32. Konservierung und Desinfektion der Haut

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Hausam, Willi, Graßmann, W., editor, Freudenberg, W., editor, Hausam, W., editor, Körner, Th., editor, Küntzel, A., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Schuck, G., editor, Stather, F., editor, and Trupke, J., editor

Published
1944
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35. Geschichte der Gerberei

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Körner, Theodor, Graßmann, W., editor, Freudenberg, W., editor, Hausam, W., editor, Körner, Th., editor, Küntzel, A., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Schuck, G., editor, Stather, F., editor, and Trupke, J., editor

Published
1944
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36. Histologie der tierischen Haut

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Küntzel, Adolf, Graßmann, W., editor, Freudenberg, W., editor, Hausam, W., editor, Körner, Th., editor, Küntzel, A., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Schuck, G., editor, Stather, F., editor, and Trupke, J., editor

Published
1944
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37. Die Häutemärkte

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Freudenberg, Walter, Graßmann, W., editor, Freudenberg, W., editor, Hausam, W., editor, Körner, Th., editor, Küntzel, A., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Schuck, G., editor, Stather, F., editor, and Trupke, J., editor

Published
1944
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38. Künstliche Gerbstoffe

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Pollak, Leopold, Ackermann, W., editor, Balányi, D., editor, Bergmann, M., editor, Bohne, E. A., editor, Dahl, A., editor, Föhr, F., editor, Freudenberg, W., editor, Gerngroß, O., editor, Gnamm, H., editor, Grafe, K., editor, Graßmann, W., editor, Gustavson, K. H., editor, Hausam, W., editor, Herfeld, H., editor, Jablonski, L., editor, Körner, Th., editor, Küntzel, A., editor, Lauffmann, R., editor, Loewe, H., editor, Mayer, F., editor, Mecke, F., editor, Mensing, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pollak, L., editor, Praetorius, W., editor, Schelz, H., editor, Schorlemmer, K., editor, Schuck, G., editor, Seiz, Th., editor, Stather, F., editor, Vogel, W., editor, Wacker, H., editor, Wagner, A., editor, Wieschebrink, Th., editor, Wolf, K., editor, and Wolff-Malm, F., editor

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1939
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39. Die Gerbung mit Celluloseextrakten

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Pollak, Leopold, Ackermann, W., editor, Balányi, D., editor, Bergmann, M., editor, Bohne, E. A., editor, Dahl, A., editor, Föhr, F., editor, Freudenberg, W., editor, Gerngroß, O., editor, Gnamm, H., editor, Grafe, K., editor, Graßmann, W., editor, Gustavson, K. H., editor, Hausam, W., editor, Herfeld, H., editor, Jablonski, L., editor, Körner, Th., editor, Küntzel, A., editor, Lauffmann, R., editor, Loewe, H., editor, Mayer, F., editor, Mecke, F., editor, Mensing, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pollak, L., editor, Praetorius, W., editor, Schelz, H., editor, Schorlemmer, K., editor, Schuck, G., editor, Seiz, Th., editor, Stather, F., editor, Vogel, W., editor, Wacker, H., editor, Wagner, A., editor, Wieschebrink, Th., editor, Wolf, K., editor, and Wolff-Malm, F., editor

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1939
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40. Orthopädieleder

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Ferentzi, Paul, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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41. Technische Leder

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Sohre, Karl, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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42. Feinleder

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Wolff-Malm, Franz, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

Published
1955
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43. Bekleidungs- und Futterleder

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Haberstroh, Karl Friedrich, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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44. Chevreauleder

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Miekeley, Arthur, Reifenkugel, Willy, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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45. Handschuhleder

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Roeckl, Heinrich F., Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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46. Vachetten, Blank- und Geschirrleder

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Zohlen, Otto, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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47. Unterleder

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Knoch, Max, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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48. Oberleder (ohne Chevreauleder)

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Fasol, Theodor, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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49. Energiewirtschaft in der Lederindustrie

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Meissner, Anton, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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50. Die Reinigung und Beseitigung der Gerbereiabwässer

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Merkel, Wilhelm, Graßmann, W., editor, Trupke, J., editor, Craemer, K., editor, Fasol, Th., editor, Ferentzi, P., editor, Haberstroh, K. F., editor, Knoch, M., editor, Meissner, A., editor, Merkel, W., editor, Miekeley, A., editor, Pense, W., editor, Reifenkugel, W., editor, Roeckl, H. F., editor, Sohre, K., editor, Volmer-Schuck, G., editor, Weber, E., editor, Wolff-Malm, F., editor, and Zohlen, O., editor

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1955
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