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Mukherjee, T.; Breitbach, B.; Meneghetti, M.; Rabe, M.: Raman hydration shell spectroscopy can be applied to study solvation shells of nanomaterials. 17th International conference on materials chemistry (MC17), Edinburgh, Scotland, UK (2025)
Mukherjee, T.: Applying Raman Solvation Shell Spectroscopy to Study Water Surrounding Nanoparticles. RESOLV Klausurtagung, Marienfeld (Harsewinkel), Germany (2025)
Mukherjee, T.; Rabe, M.: Solvation Shell Water around Citrate-stabilised Gold Nanoparticle. Bunsen-Tagung 2024 - 123rd Annual Conference of the German Bunsen Society for Physical Chemistry
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