Most Cited Papers
Dr. Suzuki has published over 100 scientific papers. The following is a short list of some of his most cited papers.
- Suzuki M, Masatsugu (1990). "Magnetic-Properties of Stage 2 CoCl2-Graphite Intercalation Compound". Critical Reviews in Solid State and Material Sciences 16 (4): 237–254. Bibcode 1990CRSSM..16..237S. doi:10.1080/10408439008243749.
- Suzuki M, Lee C, Suzuki IS, Matsubara K, Sugihara K (1996). "c-axis resistivity of MoCl5 graphite intercalation compounds". Physical Review B 54 (23): 17128–17140. Bibcode 1996PhRvB..5417128S. doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.54.17128.
- Song YN, Zavalij PY, Suzuki M, Whittingham MS (2002). "New iron(III) phosphate phases: Crystal structure and electrochemical and magnetic properties". Inorganic Chemistry 41 (22): 5778–5786. doi:10.1021/ic025688q. PMID 12401083.
- Suzuki M, Suzuki IS, Burr CR, Wiesler DG, Rosov N, Koga K (1994). "Structural and magnetic properties of CuCl2 graphite intercalation compounds". Physical Review B 50 (13): 9188–9199. Bibcode 1994PhRvB..50.9188S. doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.50.9188.
- Suzuki IS, Suzuki M, Tien LF, Burr CR, Itsuko; Suzuki, Masatsugu; Tien, Li-Fen; Burr, Charles (1991). "Structural and magnetic properties of stage-2 CocMn1-cCl2-graphite intercalation compounds". Physical Review B 43 (8): 6393–6404. Bibcode 1991PhRvB..43.6393S. doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.43.6393.
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