Transition Metal Compounds: Challenges and Breakthrough
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Inorganic Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 July 2024 | Viewed by 547
Special Issue Editors
Interests: transition metal complexes; photosensitizer; oxygen sensing; up-conversion; photodynamic therapy
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Interests: zeolites; electrode materials; supercapacitor; silicate; energy storage materials
Interests: nonhomogeneous catalysis; theoretical chemistry; gases adsorption; computational chemistry; reaction mechanisms
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Considerable research attention has been focused on compounds and materials originating from transition metals (TMs), ranging from 0D molecular organo-transition metal compounds, TM complexes, clusters and quantum dots of TMs and related compounds, etc. to their composites and assemblies in condensed phases, including metal organic frameworks, various TM oxides, nitrides, carbides, etc., for their outstanding performance in energy harvesting, storage and conversion, chemical transformation, environment preservation, disease diagnosis and therapy, etc., that are of both fundamental and industrial significance. Though numerous breakthroughs are being achieved, there are still many challenges to be addressed.
This Special Issue of the journal Molecules is thus devoted to highlighting recent advances and breakthroughs in field of TM chemistry, going from molecular science to materials and their vast applications in science and technology. This Special Issue welcomes reviews as well as research articles, not only on experimental synthesis, characterization, and applications of TM-related compounds in all fields of chemistry and chemical engineering, but also parallel theoretical investigations concerning electronic structure, thermodynamics, microscopic mechanisms, etc., to address the physical origin for the outstanding performance of these TM-related compounds.
Dr. Huimin Guo
Prof. Dr. Tao Hu
Dr. **n Liu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- energy storage materials
- catalysis
- photoelectric transformation
- photochemistry and photophysics
- electrode materials
- transition metal complexes
- molecular spectrum
- reaction mechanisms
- first-principles-based calculations
