Annual Reports on the Progress

Periodical summaries of recent knowledge are to be found in the Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry (issued annually by the Chemical Society, London), Quarterly Reviews (issued quarterly by the Chemical Society, London), and in Chemical Reviews. 

B. Grzybowska-Swierkosz, and J. Haber, Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, The Royal Society of Chemistry, Cambridge (1994), p. 395. 

Rutherford E (1904) The succession of changes in radioactive bodies. Philos Trans R Soc 204 169-219 Rutherford E, Soddy F (1902) The cause and nature of radioactivity Part 1. Philos Mag 4 370-396 Soddy F (1910) Radioactivity. In Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, Vol. 7. The Chemical Society, London, p 257-286... 

Inorganic Chemistry. Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry for 1914... 

McCleverty, J.A. (2004) Highlights in inorganic chemistry over the last 100 Years In Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, eds. Berry, F.J. and Jones, C.J. (Royal Society of Chemistry, H.Charlesworth Co. Ltd., Wakefield), Vol. 100, Section 4, p. 3. 

Proteins and peptides. Annual reports on the progress of chemistry (Chem. Soc. London) 60, 468—483 (1963). 

As the series grows towards its full complement of titles, it is intended that Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry will continue its shift in emphasis towards provision for the general reader of critical coverage of significant advances in all the major areas of chemistry. 

There are a number of books and articles on general aspects of the coordination compounds of mercury annual surveys are published in Coordination Chemistry Reviews5 and the Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, Section A (Inorganic Chemistry—Mercury).6 McAuliffe s book The Chemistry of Mercury covers the literature up to May 1975.7 The coordination chemistry of mercury(II) halides has been summarized by Dean, covering papers up to 1977.8 A review of dimercury(I) coordination compounds was published by Brodersen in 1981,9 and in the same year Grdeni6 reviewed bonding in the crystal structures of mercury compounds.10... 

W. V. Steele, Annual Report on the Progress of Chemistry , The Chemical Society, 1974. 

R. BOLTON, Aromatic Compounds in Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry, Section B, 76, 185 (1979), Royal Society of CTiemistry. 

In this section, we shall discuss the results presented in the preceding sections as a whole and supply the relation of the development presented in this article to previous investigations. No attempt will be made, however, to give an exhaustive survey of the literature on complex reaction systems. Such a survey may be obtained from standard works on chemical kinetics [Benson (6), Frost and Pearson (5), Laidler (SI)] and from review literature such as the Annual Report on the Progress in Chemistry and the Annual Review of Physical Chemistry. 

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