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Introduction Annual Reports A Cite this: Annu. Rep. Prog. Chem., Sect. A: Inorg. Chem., 2013, 109, 16--17 EDITORIAL Frank J. Berrya and Eric G. Hopeb, Scientific Editors DOI: 10.1039/c3ic90033a The broad scope and vitality of inorganic chemistry at the global level is illustrated in this Volume of the Royal Society of Chemistry Annual Report on the Progress of Chemistry Section A which reviews literature published in the 2012 calendar year. Each of our authors note the ever expanding volume of research literature published such that each chapter does not claim to be comprehensive. Rather, the authors have identified and extracted the key advances from, typically, the top 100 articles in the field to inform both the specialist and generalist alike. The science reported here continues to be covered through articles organised by either Periodic Group or Special Topics. Although the concept of an element-specific researcher has all-but disappeared from the inorganic community, cataloguing research via the traditional periodic groups complemented by the broader special topics ensures that the breadth and depth that is inorganic chemistry is encapsulated in a single volume. It is notable that the citations reflect the strength of inorganic chemistry as published in the mainstream inorganic http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Annual Reports Section "A" (Inorganic Chemistry) Royal Society of Chemistry

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Annual Reports A Cite this: Annu. Rep. Prog. Chem., Sect. A: Inorg. Chem., 2013, 109, 16--17 EDITORIAL Frank J. Berrya and Eric G. Hopeb, Scientific Editors DOI: 10.1039/c3ic90033a The broad scope and vitality of inorganic chemistry at the global level is illustrated in this Volume of the Royal Society of Chemistry Annual Report on the Progress of Chemistry Section A which reviews literature published in the 2012 calendar year. Each of our authors note the ever expanding volume of research literature published such that each chapter does not claim to be comprehensive. Rather, the authors have identified and extracted the key advances from, typically, the top 100 articles in the field to inform both the specialist and generalist alike. The science reported here continues to be covered through articles organised by either Periodic Group or Special Topics. Although the concept of an element-specific researcher has all-but disappeared from the inorganic community, cataloguing research via the traditional periodic groups complemented by the broader special topics ensures that the breadth and depth that is inorganic chemistry is encapsulated in a single volume. It is notable that the citations reflect the strength of inorganic chemistry as published in the mainstream inorganic

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