Dinitrogen coordination chemistry: on the biometric borderlands

Article Abstract:

The findings in dinitrogen coordination chemistry that are relevant to the nitrogenase reaction in the broadest sense are presented. Dinitrogen is generally inert to reaction and therefore it is widely used to protect against contamination by unwanted dioxygen and moisture in chemical synthesis and the food industry.

Nitrogen, Chemical synthesis, Chemical properties

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Thermal decomposition of the non-interstitial hydrides for the storage and production of hydrogen

Article Abstract:

The thermal decomposition of a broad range of metal and semi-metal hydrides is analyzed. The development of a path for inorganic hydrides as materials for hydrogen storage will provide humanity with a cheap, reversible, and efficient hydrogen store operating at accessible ambient temperatures.

Hydrogen, Properties, Hydrides

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Chemistry of Nitric Oxide relevant to biology

Article Abstract:

The structural and electronic issues surrounding the coordination of Nitric Oxide to various complexes are described. Relevant issues of Nitric Oxide related to biology and medicine are discussed.

Nitric Oxide, Electric properties, Structure

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