The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Nanofilms with one hydrophobic side and one hydrophilic side stay strong, even in salt solutions

Making phosphors with bismuth instead of rare earth elements produces purer, brighter colors

Nanofiber composite films as effective room-temperature sensors for alkanes

Boron monolayers could exhibit conventional superconductivity below 20 K

A comparison of 135 environmental impact indicators reveals six that stand out

New classification system clearly delineates chemical bond types based on experimental data

Lab-made nanoparticles simulate real-life weathering and wear under controlled conditions

External contamination or chronic drug abuse? Mass spectrometry can show the difference

DNA origami forms strong, lightweight trusses that could make scaffolding for nanoparticle arrays

Flooding oil reservoirs with a polymer solution prevents nanoparticle contrast agents from getting stuck on the rocks