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Inorganic Chemistry in the 21st Century, authored by Liang Wenping, Chen Rong, and Hong Maochun. Published by Science Press. Table of Contents: Chapter 1: Advances in Supramolecular Chemistry; Chapter 2: Advances in the Study of Magnetic Molecular Materials; Chapter 3: Advances in the Study of Photoelectric Functional Complex Molecule Solids; Chapter 4: Transition Metal Organic Sulfur Coordination Polymers; Chapter 5: Advances in the Chemical Synthesis of Nanoscale Structures; Chapter 6: Inorganic Solid Materials; Chapter 7: Advances in Bioinorganic Chemistry; Chapter 8: Advances in the Study of Helical Coordination Polymers; Chapter 9: Advances in the Study of Metal Phosphonate Functional Complexes; Chapter 10: A Review of Sandwich-Type Three-Layer Metal Phthalocyanine Complexes; Chapter 11: Metal-Organic Molecular Wires; Chapter 12: Advances and Prospects in the Polymer Chemistry of Metal-Oxygen Clusters; Chapter 13: Advances in Luminescent Materials Based on Halide Oxides; Chapter 14: An Introduction to Crystal Engineering. References. Introduction to Inorganic Chemistry in the 21st Century: In recent years, inorganic chemistry in China has entered a period of rapid development, achieving many significant accomplishments. This book was published under the organization of the **National Natural Science Foundation of China**, and was written by many renowned scholars in the field of inorganic chemistry. It reflects the achievements and current status of the development of inorganic chemistry both domestically and internationally over the past few years, and it features lively discussions on the future prospects of this discipline, offering insights into its upcoming developments. This book is also another work that provides a summary and outlook on the strategic development of a discipline, following \"The Future of Analytical Chemistry – Frontiers and Challenges in the Field\", \"Physical Chemistry in the New Century – Frontiers and Prospects\", and \"Environmental Chemistry in the 21st Century\". This book is intended for teachers and students of inorganic chemistry, materials science, and related fields in higher education institutions, as well as for scientific researchers and technicians engaged in inorganic chemistry research. http://www.namipan.com/d/6071a0f ... 810ea1f07f48ab65e02