The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

ChemElectroChem marks its 10th anniversary with a Special Collection featuring contributions from leading authors, reviewers, and board members

Ex-situ electro-oxidation pairs hydrogen generation with aldehyde production

Expanded range and reproducibility for electrosynthesis

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A "home-made" reactor capable of running up to 24 individually controlled electrosyntheses

Improved understanding of the role of the cathode material in reaction of CO₂ and epoxides

Use of hydrogen-bonded organic frameworks (HOFs) with redox-active imide units as cathode active materials for lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries

N-doped carbons generate more oxygen and are more robust against carbon corrosion

Chemistry Europe elected ChemElectroChem to be the first title in their journal portfolio to transition from a reader-pays subscription model to an author-pays open access model

Layered SnC may be a promising anode material