Nathalia Cajiao

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2022-2024
Publications (10 Years): 6

Top Topics

Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Electron Transfer

Room Temperature

Top Venues

Chemical science

ACS central science

Inorganic chemistry

Chemical communications (Cambridge, England)

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Publications

Jonathan A Kephart, Daniel Y Zhou, Jason Sandwisch, Nathalia Cajiao, Sebastian M Krajewski, Paul Malinowski, Jiun-Haw Chu, Michael L Neidig, Werner Kaminsky, Alexandra Velian
Caught in the Act of Substitution: Interadsorbate Effects on an Atomically Precise Fe/Co/Se Nanocluster. ACS central science 10 (6) (2024)
Jonathan A Kephart, Daniel Y Zhou, Jason Sandwisch, Nathalia Cajiao, Sebastian M Krajewski, Paul Malinowski, Jiun-Haw Chu, Michael L Neidig, Werner Kaminsky, Alexandra Velian
Caught in the Act of Substitution: Interadsorbate Effects on an Atomically Precise Fe/Co/Se Nanocluster. ACS central science 10 (6) (2024)
Yu Liu, Nathan T Coles, Nathalia Cajiao, Laurence J Taylor, E Stephen Davies, Alistair Barbour, Patrick J Morgan, Kevin Butler, Ben Pointer-Gleadhill, Stephen P Argent, Jonathan McMaster, Michael L Neidig, David Robinson, Deborah L Kays
Mechanistic investigations of the Fe(ii) mediated synthesis of squaraines. Chemical science 15 (25) (2024)
Yu Liu, Nathan T Coles, Nathalia Cajiao, Laurence J Taylor, E Stephen Davies, Alistair Barbour, Patrick J Morgan, Kevin Butler, Ben Pointer-Gleadhill, Stephen P Argent, Jonathan McMaster, Michael L Neidig, David Robinson, Deborah L Kays
Mechanistic investigations of the Fe(ii) mediated synthesis of squaraines. Chemical science 15 (25) (2024)
Stephanie H Carpenter, Nikki J Wolford, Brennan S Billow, Taylor V Fetrow, Nathalia Cajiao, Aleksa Radović, Michael T Janicke, Michael L Neidig, Aaron M Tondreau
Homoleptic Uranium-Bis(acyl)phosphide Complexes. Inorganic chemistry 61 (32) (2022)
Justin C Wedal, Nathalia Cajiao, Michael L Neidig, William J Evans
Anion-induced disproportionation of Th(III) complexes to form Th(II) and Th(IV) products. Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) 58 (34) (2022)