Michael Denk
Associate Professor
College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Department of Chemistry
Guelph, Ontario
mdenk@uoguelph.ca
Office:
(519) 824-4120 ext. 53820
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Bio/Research
Current interdisciplinary research projects in Dr. Denk's lab focus on a) Folate intermediates, hydrogenases and hydride transfer reactions under biological conditions; and Bb Prebiotic transition metal chemistry
Denk's research has evolved over the last decades from the following resear...
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Denk's research has evolved over the last decades from the following resear...
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Bio/Research
Current interdisciplinary research projects in Dr. Denk's lab focus on a) Folate intermediates, hydrogenases and hydride transfer reactions under biological conditions; and Bb Prebiotic transition metal chemistry
Denk's research has evolved over the last decades from the following research projects:
- Carbenes and their "heavy" relatives (R2M: with M = C, Si, P+, Ge, Sn and transition metals).
- Stabilization of highly reactive species through bulky amido substituents.
- Synthesis of novel volatile compounds as CVD precursors for microelectronic materials
- Generation of Ge-Si and Ge-C thin films for semiconductor and solar cell technology, synthesis of new precursors for electronic grade thin silicon films.
- Generation of superhard, oxidation resistant films based on boron and titanium.
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Denk's research has evolved over the last decades from the following research projects:
- Carbenes and their "heavy" relatives (R2M: with M = C, Si, P+, Ge, Sn and transition metals).
- Stabilization of highly reactive species through bulky amido substituents.
- Synthesis of novel volatile compounds as CVD precursors for microelectronic materials
- Generation of Ge-Si and Ge-C thin films for semiconductor and solar cell technology, synthesis of new precursors for electronic grade thin silicon films.
- Generation of superhard, oxidation resistant films based on boron and titanium.
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