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Rong Chen

Rong Chen

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Author, Royal Society of Chemistry

Beijing

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Mental Health, Attendance, Supporting early careers teachers, Primary education

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Anything not related to technology or finance

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Content

Total articles 36

  • Exploiting thiolate/disulfide redox couples toward large-scale electrochemical carbon dioxide capture and release

    By Xiaoxin Li, Chao Deng Verified, Rong Chen, Xu Li| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified Exploiting thiolate/disulfide redox couples toward large-scale electrochemical carbon dioxide capture and release Reducing global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is a critical issue that requires sustainable, energy-efficient and scalable solutions.

    By Xiaoxin Li, Chao Deng Verified, Rong Chen, Xu Li · Royal Society of Chemistry

    Jan. 28, 2025

  • Accelerating the Drug Releasing Performance by Flexible Zinc-Air Fuel Cell based on Polyacrylamide/Cellulose Nanofibril (PAM/CNF) Hydrogel

    By Juan Jia, Wang Zhang, Qin Peng, Rong Chen| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified Accelerating the Drug Releasing Performance by Flexible Zinc-Air Fuel Cell based on Polyacrylamide/Cellulose Nanofibril (PAM/CNF) Hydrogel With the merits of non-toxic, biocompatible and non-sensitizing, hydrogel wound dressings are considered as the one of the promising choices to prevent wound infection and accommodate the healing drugs. However, the releasing rate is relatively sluggish and uncontrollable under the natural releasing condition.

    By Juan Jia, Wang Zhang, Qin Peng, Rong Chen · Royal Society of Chemistry

    Dec. 09, 2024

  • Exploiting thiolate/disulfide redox couples toward large-scale electrochemical carbon dioxide capture and release

    By Xiaoxin Li, Chao Deng Verified, Rong Chen, Xu Li| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified Exploiting thiolate/disulfide redox couples toward large-scale electrochemical carbon dioxide capture and release Reducing global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is a critical issue that requires sustainable, energy-efficient and scalable solutions.

    By Xiaoxin Li, Chao Deng Verified, Rong Chen, Xu Li · Royal Society of Chemistry

    Jan. 28, 2025

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Royal Society of Chemistry

The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) is the world's oldest chemical society, founded in 1841. It operates as a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing excellence in the chemical sciences through education, research, and professional development. With over 54,000 members globally, the RSC serves a diverse community that includes researchers, academics, students, and industry professionals. The RSC is known for its internationally recognized publishing efforts, producing journals, books, and databases that support the chemical sciences. It also provides educational resources, grants, and public engagement initiatives to enhance chemical science education. Additionally, the organization offers training, accreditation, and networking opportunities for chemists, while advocating for science policy and standards on a global scale. With a rich heritage of over 180 years, the RSC continues to focus on collaboration and knowledge sharing to benefit society.

London, England, United Kingdom

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Founded: 1841