Looking at the dawn of chemical warfare 100 years ago and the controversial role of Fritz Haber
How Chemicals Became Weapons
Safer and Greener Antifreeze
Food additive, propylene glycol, together with an additive could serve as a safer, more environmentally friendly antifreeze
Jacqueline K. Barton Awarded the Priestley Medal
The highest honor of the American Chemical Society (ACS) has been awarded to Professor Jacqueline K. Barton, USA
Sweet and Healthy Chocolate
Cocoa pulp pre-conditioning by pod storage and roasting duration could make chocolate more healthful and sweeter
New Saddle-shaped Conjugated Molecules
New aromatic saddle-shaped polycyclic arenes containing two heptagons synthesized
Heterosubstituted Arenes Through C-H Activation
First ortho-amination/ipso-functionalization of aryl iodides
pH Sensing Goes Photoacoustic
A simple dye, Nitrazine Yellow, is found to be an excellent pH reporter for photoacoustic imaging
Chirality Sensors for NMR Spectroscopy
Chiral palladium pincer complexes are used as amine chirality sensors based on 19F NMR signal changes
Potential Environmental Risks of Graphene Oxide
Graphene oxide reacts to persistent photoproducts under simulated sunlight
Locking Up Xenon's Potential
Proof of principle of trapping xenon in self-assembled cages offers opportunities for the emerging field of xenon NMR applications