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Catharina Goedecke
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Senior Associate Editor, ChemistryViews
Weinheim
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Astronomy , Physics , Space
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By Catharina Goedecke Verified| ChemistryViews Verified Luminescent lanthanide complexes, for example with cerium, can be useful, e.g., as inorganic phosphors or in photocatalysis. Cerium(III) usually exhibits a broad double-peak emission originating from two different electronic transitions. The option to adjust the bandwidth of emissions for different applications like lighting and displays would be useful. Systematically tuning the emission bandwidth of Ce(III) complexes could be possible by changing the ligands’ coordinating atoms.
By Catharina Goedecke Verified| ChemistryViews Verified A new strategy for recycling spent lithium-ion batteries is based on a hydrometallurgical process in neutral solution. This process, developed by Lei Ming, Jiexi Wang, Xing Ou, Central South University, Changsha, China, Zhen Yao, Guizhou Normal University, Guiyang, China, and colleagues, allows for the extraction of lithium and other valuable metals in an environmentally friendly, highly efficient, and inexpensive way.
By Catharina Goedecke Verified| ChemistryViews Verified Luminescent lanthanide complexes, for example with cerium, can be useful, e.g., as inorganic phosphors or in photocatalysis. Cerium(III) usually exhibits a broad double-peak emission originating from two different electronic transitions. The option to adjust the bandwidth of emissions for different applications like lighting and displays would be useful. Systematically tuning the emission bandwidth of Ce(III) complexes could be possible by changing the ligands’ coordinating atoms.
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ChemistryViews
ACES was founded in 2005 with the mutual aim of creating a modern publishing forum for research in Asia and coordinating future publishing activities among the member societies. The high scientific and ethical standards are the basis for the success of the ACES journals, Chemistry – An Asian Journal, Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry, and ChemNanoMat. Each society is partial owner of the journals and receives royalties that increase with the proportion of papers published from authors in its respective country. For the publication of the Asian Journal of Organic Chemistry, ACES is joined by the Korean Society of Organic Synthesis. In 2017, ACES initiated the Ryoji Noyori ACES Award to recognize outstanding chemists who support the collaborative ACES spirit. This award is presented at the biannual symposium of ACES and the Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (German Chemical Society, GDCh), which deepens relationships and fosters exchange between chemists in Asia, Germany and beyond. Follow ACES on Facebook: @ACESjournals Follow the journals on Twitter: @ChemAsianJ @AsianJOrgChem @ChemNanoMat
Founded: 2005