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Overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie

Two bisulfate ions can form a hydrogen-bonded dimer in a neutral molecular receptor

Composite membrane for the effective separation of lithium from contaminants in brines

Finding the best mixture of sweeteners to replicate the taste of real sugar

Highly selective catalytic asymmetric allylboration reactions

Secondary and tertiary structures of proteins maintained in the gas phase

Hollow sodalite-type tungsten–lanthanide–oxide cages can be prepared by multicomponent self-assembly

Natural products inspire the design of molecular agents against drug-resistant bacterial strains

The large central cavity of octulene can bind anions in nonpolar media