Formaldehyde, a poison and common molecule throughout the universe, is the likely source of the solar system's organic matter
Formaldehyde: Poison or Origin of Life?
Skin Allergy Treated with Nanoparticles
New approach to preventing common skin allergy to nickel uses calcium nanoparticles to trap nickel before it enters the body
Angewandte Chemie 15/2011 – Be No Fool, Innovate!
An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Self-Cooling Computer Chips
Nanoscale cooling effect in graphene transistors could improve computer chip performance and eliminate the need for cooling fans
Al Shamery Awarded Federal Cross of Merit
Katharina Al Shamery, Oldenburg University, Germany, awarded the Federal Cross of Merit for contributions to science and research
Cotton: A New Material for Cr Absorption
Anion exchange with natural cotton fibers coated in ZrO2 surface film promising for Cr(VI) removal from water
New Design Principle for Chemical Systems
Importance of dispersion energy for the thermodynamic stability of molecules
Molecular Coolers
Preparation and magnetic properties of a family of polyoxometalate molecular cages with fascinating magnetocaloric effect
Used Motor Oil Converted Into Fuel
New microwave method converts used motor oil Into fuel with excellent potential for commercial use
Electricity From River And Salty Ocean Water
Battery uses difference in salinity between fresh- and seawater to produce electricity - novel type of electrochemical system