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Angewandte Chemie 11/2025: Unique Specificities

Why is Mars Red?
Ferrihydrite identified as the dominant iron oxide in Martian dust, challenging previous theories of the planet's history
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First Heterodinuclear Transition Metal Carbonyl Cation [MnFe(CO)10]+
Malte Sellin and Ingo Krossing discuss the synthesis, characterization, and bonding of the heterodinuclear cation [MnFe(CO)10]+, along with the preparation of the isoelectronic anion [CrMn(CO)10]−

Luminescent Ce(III) Complexes with Tunable Emissions
Dichalcogeno-imidodiphospinate ligands allow access to narrow emissions and new colors

Berkelocene
The synthetic element berkelium is sandwiched between two cyclooctatetraene-based ligands

New Series of Rare-Earth-Based Hybrid Glasses
Highly transparent, luminescent metal-organic hybrid glasses were rapidly synthesized, enabling efficient energy transfer for X-ray imaging and phosphorescence

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Angewandte Chemie 10/2025: Super Cool
Overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie

Most Accessed Articles: February 2025
Highlights from Chemistry Europe, ACES, and GDCh journals

How to Remember Quirky Elemental Facts
Peter Davern wrote a five-line poem for each element, with an explanation after each line of what is unique or exciting about that element—Why did he do so?