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Alcohol-Butadiene Hydrohydroxyalkylation
Author: ChemistryViews
06 May 2012 – Direct redox-triggered carbon-carbon coupling sets stage for development of catalysts that exhibit enhanced stereoselectivities
Unnatural Amino Acids
Author: David Bradley
03 May 2012 – Engineering methylaspartate ammonia lyase has helped researchers with the asymmetric synthesis of unnatural amino acids
Hottest Articles in Chemistry
Author: ChemistryViews
30 April 2012 – Read Hottest Articles in Chemistry published by ChemPubSoc Europe for free until July 2012
Novel Uranyl Organic Frameworks
Author: Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia (ICIQ)
19 April 2012 – Unusually small number of components forms giant unique anionic Uranyl Organic Frameworks (UOFs)
New X-Ray Technique Improves Printable Eelectronics
Author: ChemistryViews
18 April 2012 – X-ray technique gives new insight into how organic polymers can be used in printable electronics such as transistors and solar cells
Polymer, Heal Thy Self
Author: David Bradley
14 April 2012 – Thermoplastic elastomers with high modulus and toughness can spontaneously heal themselves and be useful in countless products
Bio Spin on Gas Separation
Author: David Bradley
12 April 2012 – A supported bio-metal organic framework membrane could provide an effective system for separating methane from carbon dioxide
Enantioselective Brønsted Base Catalysis
Author: ChemViews
11 April 2012 – Cyclopropenimines are shown to be a highly effective new class of enantioselective Brønsted base catalysts
Happy Easter From ChemistryViews
Author: ChemistryViews
08 April 2012 – ChemistryViews wishes all its readers a happy Easter and recommends some articles to get you in the Easter spirit
Ketones Get Heavy
Author: David Bradley
03 April 2012 – A way to replace the carbon atom in the ketonic C=O unit with the heavier element, germanium, found
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