Dual nature of newly developed latex spheres gives them an ability to form unusual structures used, e.g., to form supracolloids

Silver N-heterocyclic carbenes are promising candidates for new topical antibacterial drugs due to high activity against resistant S. aureus

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

Overview of the current issue of Angewandte Chemie International Edition

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

Selected Wiley-VCH chemistry journals now available for browsing on screen

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

New metal-storage nanocapsules created from self-assembly of dendrimers with soft aliphatic units

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