Systems chemical analytics: introduction to the challenges of chemical complexity analysis
Philippe
Schmitt-Kopplin, 
*ab
Daniel
Hemmler,
ab
Franco
Moritz,
a
Régis D.
Gougeon,
c
Marianna
Lucio,
a
Markus
Meringer,
d
Constanze
Müller,
a
Mourad
Harir
a
and
Norbert
Hertkorn
a
*ab
Daniel
Hemmler,
ab
Franco
Moritz,
a
Régis D.
Gougeon,
c
Marianna
Lucio,
a
Markus
Meringer,
d
Constanze
Müller,
a
Mourad
Harir
a
and
Norbert
Hertkorn
a
Abstract
Understanding complex (bio/geo)systems is a pivotal challenge in modern sciences that fuels a constant development of modern analytical technology, finding innovative solutions to resolve and analyse. In this introductory paper to the Faraday Discussion “Challenges in the analysis of complex natural systems”, we aim to present concepts of complexity, and complex chemistry in systems subjected to biotic and abiotic transformations, and introduce the analytical possibilities to disentangle chemical complexity into its elementary parts (i.e. compositional and structural resolution) as a global integrated approach termed systems chemical analytics.
- This article is part of the themed collections: The Spiers Memorial Lectures and Challenges in analysis of complex natural mixtures
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