Extraordinary electrical outcomes – WORM memory effects – demonstrated in complex multicomponent polymer devices

In this last part we consider a candle burning in the absence of gravity

Can you guess the famous chemist from the description?

Capacitance of electrochemically reduced graphene was dramatically increased by preventing the sheets from stacking 

Professor Marcos Eberlin, new Associate Editor of Journal of Mass Spectrometry, on the development of mass spectrometry in Brazil

Daisy-chain polymers form through self-complexation of pillar[5]arene derivative with a viologen side chain; as concentration rises, gel forms

Ionic liquids induce morphological changes in a heterogeneous catalyst and give it well-defined edges

Polymer objects that appear one-dimensional may adopt complex 3D structures influencing their electronic and optical properties

Celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Department of Chemistry, School of Science, The University of Tokyo

What if all it takes is a coat of paint to convert light energy into electricity?