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Journal of Materials Chemistry Review Articles
Journal of Materials Chemistry publishes three different types of invited review article: Applications, Highlights and Feature Articles.
Applications are interdisciplinary reviews covering the properties and applications of a class of materials. Applications may report new emerging areas of materials application of interest to the materials chemistry community.
Highlights are short articles that highlight important new developments made in materials chemistry over the past year.
Feature Articles bring the reader up-to-date with advances in research in a particular field. Key areas of progress and future issues to be addressed are discussed.
This page presents all the review articles published in Journal of Materials Chemistry since 2006
Including reviews on drug delivery, implants and biomimetic synthesis
Including reviews on metal-organic frameworks, organic-inorganic hybrid materials, and biological composites
Including reviews on organic field effect transistors, molecular conductors and conducting polymers
Including reviews on thin film deposition, self-cleaning coatings and porous films
Including reviews on bent-core liquid crystals, supramolecular liquid crystals and liquid crystal elastomers
Including reviews on molecular magnetism, nanomagnetism and magneto-optic materials
Materials for energy applications
Including reviews on materials for fuel cells, batteries and solar cells
Including reviews on anisotropic nanomaterials, carbon nanotubes and applications of nanomaterials
Including reviews on electrochromic materials, non-linear optics and fluorescent sensors
Including reviews on conjugated polymers, stimuli responsive polymers and polymer processing
Including reviews on mesoporous silica, porous metals and the applications of porous materials
Solid state inorganic materials
Including reviews on layered double hydroxides, oxides and crystallography
Including reviews on theoretical studies involving nanomaterials, clays and biominerals
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