A diverse range of composite materials can be formed through the multistep growth of coordination polymers
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DNA Logic Gates for Metal-ion Sensing
Electronic logic gates made from DNA in conjunction with metal-ion sensing could be used for point-of-care sensing devices
Solar-Driven Water-Splitting
Ta3N5 has been found to act as a photocatalyst for water oxidation under visible light
Siamese-Twin Porphyrin
The first pyrazole-based expanded porphyrin has been obtained and found to be highly twisted, implying helical chirality
Nanoensemble for Anion Sensing
Au nanoparticles decorated with calix[4]pyrroles sense fluoride anions with high selectivity and efficacy in organic media
New High-Performance Supercapacitor Materials
The marriage of graphene and Ni(OH)2 leads to hybrid hydrogels that can act as advanced supercapacitor materials
Sensing Organic Pollutants
Competitive host–guest interactions used in a new sensor for organic pollutants
Sensors for Metal Cations
Charge transfer in azaphthalocyanines can be changed by the environment leading to ON/OFF fluorescent states
Metal–Ligand Assembly
What lies beneath “simple” spectral signatures of C2-symmetric chiral chelates?
Continous-flow System with Ionic Liquids as Support Phase
A fully integrated continuous-flow system for asymmetric catalysis is a viable option for the production of chiral fine chemicals