Atomically precise nanochemistry plays an increasingly important role in nanoscience and nanotechnology. Nanomaterials with well-defined structure–property relationships offer reliable and programmable performances in a diverse range of applications of current interest, such as green catalysis, clean energy, and biomedicine. Furthermore, atomically precise nanochemistry enhances nanomaterial synthesis from an empirical art to science, affording reproducible pathways to nanomaterial synthesis. Recent efforts in wet chemistry have allowed significant advances in the attainment of a range of atomically precise nanomaterials, which among others include:
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Editorial Board Member Prof Kui Yu, Sichuan University
Guest Editor Prof Rodolphe Antoine, University of Lyon
Guest Editor Prof Qiaofeng Yao, Joint School of National University of Singapore and Tianjin University
Chief Editor Dr Victoria Richards, Communications Chemistry
Senior Editor Dr Teresa Ortner, Communications Chemistry
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