An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Angewandte Chemie 28/2011: Every Step an Improvement
Angewandte Author Profiles July
Hans-Dieter Arndt, Flemming Besenbacher, Vincent L. Pecoraro, and Emmanuel Lacôte, are interviewed this month
CO2 Fixation by Tin and Silica
Direct conversion of CO2 to dimethyl carbonate possible with organotin species supported by mesoporous silica
Making Solar Cells with an Inkjet Printer
Inkjet printing of solar cells with highly efficient energy absorber now possible thanks new ink
Large-Scale Separation Membranes For CO2 Capture
Versatile membrane makes energy-efficient separation possible on an industrial scale and could be used in carbon capture
Angewandte Symposium in Beijing: Comment from Attendee
Angewandte Symposium in Beijing: Comment from Attendee
Angewandte Symposium in Beijing: Prof. Xu Huaping
Angewandte Symposium in Beijing: Prof. Xu Huaping
Angewandte Symposium in Beijing: Prof. Shuai Zhigang
Angewandte Symposium in Beijing: Comment from Attendee
Starch Immobilized Catalyst for Aminonitrile Production
Ruthenium immobilized with corn starch is highly efficient and recyclable catalyst for oxidative cyanation of tertiary amines
Purification of Drinking Water by Sand
Nanocoated sand shows five times the filtering capacity of regular sand in removing mercury and a dye molecule from water