PCCP 10th Anniversary Articles
2008 marks the 10th year of publication of PCCP. In celebration of the journal's decade of success we will be highlighting a series of 10 specially selected articles written by authors who have contributed significantly to the journal over the years.
The highlighted articles will be Perspective articles or regular papers covering the broad range of the journal's scope. The articles will be free to acces for a limited time.
Read more about our selected articles and their eminent authors as this page is updated throughout 2008.

10th Anniversary Article: Thermodynamics of water intrusion in nanoporous hydrophobic solids
20 January 2009
Alain Fuchs and collegues describe the behaviour of water confined within the nanopores of hydrophobic zeolites.

10th Anniversary Article: Time-dependent depolarization of aligned HD molecules
18 December 2008
Richard Zare, Andrew Alexander, Peter Rakitzis and colleagues explore when nuclear spin matters and when it can be ignored.

10th Anniversary Article: A perspective on single molecule SERS: current status and future challenges
15 December 2008
Pablo Etchegoin and Eric Le Ru present an overview of current research in single-molecule surface-enhanced Raman scattering.

10th Anniversary Article: Viscoelastic characterization of benzo-crown ether functionalized electroactive films
11 December 2008
Rob Hillman and collegues combine serval techniques to study electroactive films functionalised with crown ether ligands.

10th Anniversary Article: Electrodeposition of Ge, Si and SixGe1-x from an air- and water-stable ionic liquid
29 July 2008
Frank Endres and colleagues show that nanosized Si, Ge and, for the first time, SixGe1-x films can be made at room temperature by a relatively simple electrochemical process.
10th Anniversary Article: Ab initio large-amplitude quantum-tunneling dynamics in vinyl radical: a vibrationally adiabatic approach
15 July 2008
David Nesbitt and Feng Dong predict the tunneling dynamics of the vinyl radical, an important and ubiquitous combustion intermediate.

