Inorganic Chemistry in Europe
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Inorganic Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2024 | Viewed by 904
Special Issue Editor
Interests: hybrid carbon based nano-materials; encapsulation/decoration of functionalized multi-wall nanotubes with Single Molecule Magnets (SMMs) and the study of their magnetic behaviour; application of hybrid materials in the area of spintronics or medicine (MRI agents)
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Inorganic Chemistry is one of the most popular and fastest growing, interdisciplinary research fields of Chemistry, which is served by an appreciable number of faculty members and Research Directors in Universities and Research Institutes. The research interests of the Inorganic Chemistry community span the areas of synthetic inorganic chemistry (coordination clusters, polymers and MOFs), structural chemistry, materials science, spectroscopic, physicochemical and theoretical characterization, molecule-based magnetism, luminescence, catalysis, conductivity, bioinorganic and medicinal inorganic chemistry, and photochemistry, to name a few.
The present Special Issue is a compilation of novel, cutting-edge achievements in the most interesting areas of modern inorganic chemistry, which are as follows:
- Single-molecule magnets, MOFs;
- Spin crossover;
- Multifunctional magnetic materials;
- Magnetocaloric effect;
- Crystal structure;
- Structure−property relationships;
- Magnetic relaxation;
- Magnetic materials;
- Prussian blue analogues and photomagnetism;
- Inorganic heterostructures ;
- Luminescence thermometers;
- Inorganic dyes;
- Bio-inorganic compounds;
- Inorganic materials in catalysis;
- Inorganic materials for supercapacitors.
This Special Issue will contain the most recent results obtained in research laboratories of prominent inorganic chemists from Europe working in the described broad area of inorganic chemistry. As such, this Special Issue will be interesting to other chemists working in this field and beyond—all those who further advance science and human knowledge.
Dr. Vassilis Tangoulis
Guest Editor
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