The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

Hollow polyurethane microspheres with a single hole of controllable size can host nanospheres and other particles

Researchers investigating how stress affects gastrointestinal function may have stumbled upon a cure for baldness

Atomic volume proves to be a useful descriptor for predicting the stability of highly oxidized organic molecules

Thirdhand smoke re-emitted from surfaces could pose long-term health risk while firsthand smoke does damage in minutes

Separating spin isomers of water is possible with a magnetic "lens" — Discovery has potential for improving NMR sensitivity

Single submicrometer metal-organic framework crystals can be "printed" at a desired location on a low-wettable surface

Chemists have substituted silicon into a partial fullerene molecule, a buckybowl, to synthesize trisilasumanene and its derivatives

Losing control in metal-organic frameworks could give them unique characteristics, such as dynamic solid state properties

A modified inkjet printer can be used to "print" luminescent nanomaterials with different wavelengths for security purposes

Trapping a substance within a porous material can have a significant impact on how it freezes and melts