Standard Practices of Reticular Chemistry

Reticular chemistry of metal-organic polyhedra.

Metal-organic polyhedra (MOPs), are discrete metal-organic molecular assemblies. They are useful as host molecules that can provide tailorable internal volume in terms of metrics, functionality, and active metal sites. As a result, these materials are potentially useful for a variety of applications, such as highly selective guest inclusion and gas storage, and as nanoscale reaction vessels. Th...

Standard Methods of Clinical Chemistry

citations of important review articles and footnotes to the more significant review literature, including many papers which appeared during the year (1952) immediately preceding publication. A substantial subject index is included. The book is remarkably free of typographical errors. On reading this book one cannot help being impressed with the exceptional job that these authors have performed ...

Standard Methods of Clinical Chemistry, Vol. II

This book belongs on the reference shelves of clinical chemical laboratories, but would not be as valuable to strictly research laboratories. It is worth its price to obtain certain invaluable chapters: Sodium and Potassium by Flame Photometry by Hald, an authority on this subject, Nitrogen by the Kjeldahl Method by Archibald, an experienced investigator, and Free and Conjugated 17-Hydroxycorti...

Correlation between Standard Clinical Chemistry and Point of Care Testing Analyzers on Hemoglobin A1C Determination

The role of reticular chemistry in the design of CO2 reduction catalysts.

The problem with current state-of-the-art catalysts for CO2 photo- or electroreduction is rooted in the notion that no single system can independently control, and thus optimize, the interplay between activity, selectivity and efficiency. At its core, reticular chemistry is recognized for its ability to control, with atomic precision, the chemical and structural features (activity and selectivi...