Energy chemistry encompasses the study of chemical processes and molecular structures that govern energy storage, conversion, and transfer at the molecular level. Research published in New Developments in Chemistry on this topic primarily addresses computational and spectroscopic investigations of molecular systems …
Energy chemistry encompasses the study of chemical processes and molecular structures that govern energy storage, conversion, and transfer at the molecular level. Research published in New Developments in Chemistry on this topic primarily addresses computational and spectroscopic investigations of molecular systems relevant to energy applications. Published work includes density functional theory calculations examining the molecular structure and vibrational properties of heterocyclic compounds and perimidine derivatives, which are important in understanding electronic properties and potential applications in energy-related materials. Studies have employed ab initio methods to characterize synthesized compounds and analyze their first-order hyperpolarizability, a property relevant to nonlinear optical materials used in energy technologies. Additional research has explored materials for environmental remediation related to energy processes, including investigations of boron-containing compounds for removing organic dyes from aqueous solutions. The spectroscopic and calorimetric evaluation of modified cyclodextrins has also been examined. These computational and experimental approaches contribute to fundamental understanding of molecular behavior that underpins energy conversion systems, optical materials, and environmental applications associated with energy production and use.
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The 6 articles above have been cited 24 times in the scholarly literature. Citation data via OpenAlex and Crossref, updated Jun 2026.
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