Comptes Rendus Chimie

Daniel Joulain

Commentary on the article Potentialities of using liquefied gases as alternative solvents to substitute hexane for the extraction of aromas from fresh and dry natural products, by Vincent Rapinel, Cyrille Santerre, Farnaz Hanaei, Justine Belay, Nadine Vallet, Njara Rakotomanomana, Alain Vallageas, and Farid Chemat, C. R. Chimie 21 (2018) 590–605

Ana-Maria Iordache

Rodica Cristescu

Eugenia Fagadar-Cosma

Andrei C. Popescu

Anton A. Ciucu

Stefan M. Iordache

Adriana Balan

Cornelia Nichita

Ioan Stamatin

Douglas B. Chrisey

Histamine detection using functionalized porphyrin as electrochemical mediator

Petru Apopei

Cezar Catrinescu

Carmen Teodosiu

Adrian Ungureanu

Sébastien Royer

Selective dissolution of TiO2 crystalline phases: Physicochemical characterization and photocatalytic activity

Sousna Sahnoun

Mokhtar Boutahala

Chafia Tiar

Abdelkrim Kahoul

Adsorption of tartrazine from an aqueous solution by octadecyltrimethylammonium bromide-modified bentonite: Kinetics and isotherm modeling

Katharina Häckl

Werner Kunz

Some aspects of green solvents

Vincent Rapinel

Cyrille Santerre

Farnaz Hanaei

Justine Belay

Nadine Vallet

Njara Rakotomanomana

Alain Vallageas

Farid Chemat

Potentialities of using liquefied gases as alternative solvents to substitute hexane for the extraction of aromas from fresh and dry natural products

Katia Araujo da Silva

Marc Dubois

Pierre Bonnet

C. R. Chimie 21 (2018) 709e710
lable at ScienceDirectContents lists avaiComptes Rendus Chimie
www.sciencedirect.comForeword/Avant-propos
Second “Colloque français de chimie du fluor”: An overview
of fluorine chemistrySecond Colloque français de chimie du fluor : un panorama de la chimie
du fluorForeword
The second edition of the “Colloque français de chi-
mie du fluor” (CFCF), sponsored by the French Fluorine
Network, which is a Scientific Interest Group (GIS) of the
CNRS, took place from 15 to 18 May 2017 in Murol,
Auvergne, France. This seminar remarkably showcased
the diversity of the French fluorine chemistry commu-
nity with biochemists, organic and inorganic chemists,
polymer and material science specialists in attendance.
With over 100 attendees coming from either academia
or major private companies, this seminar enhanced
transdisciplinary discussions through all the brilliant
talks given. Two awards were presented: best talk
(sponsored by Micromeritics), and best poster (spon-
sored by the “Societe chimique de France”, section
Auvergne).
The chemistry of fluorine and fluorinated compounds
holds a very important role in everyday life, and also in
most recent major technological developments, thus
explaining the expanding research in the field. These recent
discoveries are not necessarily well known to the com-
munity, hence this thematic issue of the Comptes rendus
Chimie, entitled “Second Colloque français de chimie du
fluor: an overview of fluorine chemistry”. This issue was
tailored following the seminar in order to display the va-
riety of research topics and applications stemming from
this peculiar element (ionic liquids, microelectronics, drug
synthesis, hydrophobic coatings, nuclear energy, and fluo-
rine geochemistry).
The readers of this issue will discover a dozen articles
from CFCF contributors. We chose to put forward the work
presented by the invited speakers, who have paved the way
for modern fluorine chemistry research, as well as some of
the younger members who were awarded a prize during
the seminar. We hope that this dossier will bring a broad
Avant-propos
La deuxieme edition du Colloque français de chimie du
fluor (CFCF) s'est deroulee du 15 au 18mai 2017 aMurol (63),
sous l’egide du Reseau français du fluor, qui est un groupe-
ment d'interêt scientifique (GIS) du CNRS. Ce colloque a
remarquablement traduit la diversite de la communaute
francophone des chimistes du fluor : biochimistes, chimistes
inorganiciens et organiciens, polymeristes et specialistes des
materiaux… Cette rencontre a rassemble une centaine de
participants, venant aussi bien des secteurs academiques
qu'industriels, qui ont ainsi pu partager sur les
developpements recents de leurs travaux dans une approche
transdisciplinaire. Deux prix ont ete remis lors du congres :
celui de la meilleure communication orale (decerne par la
societe Micromeritics) ainsi que celui du meilleur poster
(delivre par la Societe chimique de France, section Auvergne)
La chimie du fluor et les composes fluores occupent une
place importante dans la vie quotidienne et dans les
developpements technologiques recents, expliquant le fort
developpement de ces composes au cours de ces dernieres
annees. Ce constat n'est pas forcement bien connu ; aussi, ce
numero thematique des Comptes rendus Chimie, intitule «
Second Colloque français de chimie du fluor : un panorama
de la chimie du fluor », a-t-il ete specifiquement elabore a la
suite du colloque pour rendre compte des themes d’etudes
et des applications (liquides ioniques, microelectronique,
synthese de medicaments, revêtements hydrophobes,
energie nucleaire, geochimie du fluor...) autour de cet
element pas tout a fait comme les autres.
Dans ce contexte, les lecteurs de ce numero
decouvriront une dizaine d'articles proposes par des con-
tributeurs du CFCF. Nous avons privilegie ici les travaux
exposes par les conferenciers invites, qui ont pose les jalons
de la chimie du fluor, ainsi que de jeunes talents qui ont ete
recompenses par des prix lors du CFCF. Nous souhaitons que
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and realistic overview of today's fluorine chemistry and of
its future developments.
ce dossier offre un aperçu large et realiste de l'interêt de la
chimie du fluor et de son developpement.
Foreword/Avant-propos / C. R. Chimie 21 (2018) 709e710710Katia Araujo da Silva, Marc Dubois, Pierre Bonnet*
Institut de chimie de Clermont-Ferrand,
Universite Clermont Auvergne, France
 Corresponding author.
E-mail address: pierre.m.bonnet@uca.fr (P. Bonnet)


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From hydrophilic to hydrophobic wood using direct fluorination: A localized treatment

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