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Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) are usually unstable in aqueous solution, thus limiting their applications. A new strategy, involving the embedding of moisture-sensitive MOFs into a polymer monolith with different compartments by microwave-assisted in situ polymerization is described. A larger compartment led to structural collapse of the MOF; when a narrow compartment was used, the crystalline MOF structure was retained. The resultant composites show high stabilities even when soaked in acid solution for 24 h.

More information can be found in the Communication by H. Y. On • • • • • •. Simple organic functionalization was shown to be a cost-effective and durable approach to the visible-light photoactivation of polyoxometalates (POMs). A new organic–inorganic hybrid polyoxometalate showed greatly enhanced photocatalytic activity in the visible region compared with analogous, non-hybridized POM clusters.

The new hybrid POM takes center stage in the cover art, illuminated by the sun of (possibly) a new dawn in molecular metal oxide photochemistry. More information can be found in the Communication by G. N.

Newton and H. H. On • • • • • •. Methane Activation Although it has been known for almost three decades that several 5d transition-metal cations will activate methane at room temperature, a more detailed examination of these reactions across the periodic table has only recently been completed. Although the specific results obtained are not directly applicable to reactivity on analogous metal catalysts, these studies clearly elucidate the electronic structure characteristics needed for efficient CH bond activation at metal centers. Such insight should prove valuable in understanding and developing a catalyst for efficient and selective transformation of methane to species more easily transported and refined. For more information see the Minireview by P. B.

Armentrout on • • • • • •. The Power of Regioselectivity A new concept for efficient access to structural and functional diversity is described. Regiodivergent catalysis provides attractive branching points for diversity oriented synthesis, highly efficient transformations for target oriented synthesis, and parallel resolutions.

They key to the success of the approach is the highly regioselective catalyst-controlled formation of products from one substrate that are constitutional isomers. Examples for the concept of regiodivergent catalysis are discussed on a mechanistic basis.

They include Diels–Alder reactions, C−H activation, the opening of heterocycles, and the functionalization of polyols. For more details, see the Minireview by A. Gans uer et al. On • • • • • •.

C−H Activation C−H bond homolysis by hydrogen atom transfer (HAT) usually requires strong oxidants, such as high-valent metal–oxo compounds. Herein, a nickel(II) complex with an aliphatic PNP pincer ligand that exhibits ligand-centered protonation and oxidation reactions, which were examined by spectroscopic, electrochemical, crystallographic, and computational analyses is presented.

Oxidation enables clean HAT from benzylic hydrocarbons, such as 9,10-dihydroanthracene, to a ligand backbone vinyl group, which is attributed to the pincer chemical non-innocence. For more details, see the Communication by S.

Schneider et al. On • • • • • •. Luminescent Supramolecular Assemblies Gold(III) thiolates supported by pyrazine-based C^N^C pincer ligands show a variable photoluminescent behaviour that depends strongly on the type of pyrazine π-stacking. Different types of π-stacking lead to crystal polymorphs, but are also present in solution. Red emissions occur from a dimeric excited state, while monomeric or weakly stacked molecules give green emissions. The image illustrates that this π-stacking is reversible, so that the emissions can switch between red and green. For more details, see the Full Paper by Fernandez-Cestau, Credgington, Penfold, Bochmann et al.