Oxygen for Mars? Electrochemical Process Splits CO₂ Directly Into O₂
Electrochemical process splits CO₂ directly into carbon and oxygen and could produce oxygen underwater or in space without the need for strict pressure or temperature conditions
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Angewandte Chemie 12/2025: Chemistry for Health and Wealth
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Supporting Active Parents in Academia: A Plea for a Better Future
Is it possible to build a successful scientific career while being an active parent? Takeaways from the Global Women’s Breakfast event at Wiley-VCH
Efficiently and Sustainably Killing Bacteria
Electrocatalytic sterilization: nanowires produce localized highly alkaline microenvironments
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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]−
Amino Acid Assists in Recycling Rechargeable Batteries
Efficient and environmentally friendly recycling of lithium-ion batteries in neutral solution
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Angewandte Chemie 10/2025: Super Cool
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Making the Photochemistry of Quinones More Predictable and User-Friendly
Martin Kotora, Charles University, Praha, discusses his work on blue-light-induced photorearrangement of quinones
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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?
A 20-Year Journey with GDCh and Wiley-VCH
Wolfram Koch, who led the GDCh for over 20 years and strengthened its partnership with Wiley-VCH and other chemical societies, reflects on this memorable time
Is It Possible to Recycle Your Smartphone?
The environmental impact of smartphones: Understanding their life cycle
IRIDIUM – What of the Dinosaurs?
What do dinosaurs have to do with iridium? Blending science with poetry, Peter Davern explains in five lines what makes this element unique and exciting
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Angewandte Chemie 9/2025: Superior Chemistry
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