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4. A. Rager, B. Gompf, L. Dürselen, H. Mockert, D. Schmeisser and W. Göpel, Stability of organic thin films in inorganic substrates: prototype-studies using metal phthalocyanines, J. Mol. Electron., in press.
5. H. Mockert, D. Schmeisser and W. Göpel, Lead phthalocyanine (PbPc) as a prototype organic material for gas sensors: comparative electrical and spectroscopic studies to optimize O2 and NO2 sensing, Sensors and Actuators, in press.