R. Burke

Structural characterization of negatively charged glycosaminoglycans using high-energy (50-150 keV) collisional activation

S. Nielsen, Christopher J. Taylor, R. Burke, 2009 .

New insights into dianion–cation contact ion-pairs: understanding the effect of cation complexation on the electron detachment and ionic fragmentation pathways of multiply charged anions

R. Burke, C. Dessent, William E. Boxford, 2007 .

Characterizing the intrinsic stability of gas-phase clusters of transition metal complex dianions with alkali metal counterions: counterion perturbation of multiply charged anions.

R. Burke, C. Dessent, William E. Boxford, 2007, The Journal of chemical physics.

Counter-ion perturbation of the fragmentation pathways of multiply charged anions: evidence for exit channel complexes on the fragmentation potential energy surfaces.

R. Burke, C. Dessent, William E. Boxford, 2006, The Journal of chemical physics.

Accurate adiabatic connection curve beyond the physical interaction strength

R. Burke, 2003, physics/0301016.

On the propensity for electron transfer in high-energy collisions of iridium complex anions with cesium atoms

S. Nielsen, R. Burke, S. Panja, 2007 .

Effect of cation complexation on the structure of a conformationally flexible multiply charged anion: stabilization of excess charge in the Na+ x adenosine 5'-triphosphate dianion ion-pair complex.

R. Burke, C. Dessent, 2009, The journal of physical chemistry. A.

Stabilization of excess charge in isolated adenosine 5'-triphosphate and adenosine 5'-diphosphate multiply and singly charged anions.

R. Burke, C. Dessent, A. Bruckmann, 2005, The journal of physical chemistry. A.