The Magazine of Chemistry Europe

New, ultra-light form of "frozen smoke" — renowned as the world's lightest solid material — with amazing strength and an incredibly large surface area

Earth's atmosphere seems less sensitive to pollutants than previously thought: concentration of pollutant-degrading hydroxyl radicals remains stable worldwide

Nicotine interacts with ozone, in indoor air, to form potentially toxic pollutants on surfaces like cellulose, cotton, and paper

Technique to make common disinfectant, TiO2, three times more effective is quick, simple, and cheap

The puzzle of how, why or even if, sugars change shape has been solved by studying anomeric effect under solvent-free conditions

Samsung Engineering, first Korean contractor to enter US plant market, signed contract for chlor-alkali plant with Dow-Mitsui Chlor-Alkali LLC

Fast chemical reaction and LC-MS could unlock the secrets of protein folding by taking snapshots of folding in action

Porphyrin rings observed to assume saddle-like shape to bind two CO molecules or flatten to bind one NO molecule

Incorporation of zeolites into particle- or plywood boards lowers formaldehyde emissions and could improve indoor air quality

Glass-like metal has the strength of glass and the toughness of metal, creating a fracture toughness comparable to steel