Chemobrionics Database: Categorisation of Chemical Gardens According to the Nature of the Anion, Cation and Experimental Procedure

Considering the growing importance of the field of chemobrionics since the term was coined in 2015 and the increase in the number of published papers, it has become necessary to catalogue all the papers published to date. Here, we present the chemobrionics database, which lists all the chemical gardens synthesised according to their anion, cation and experimental protocol. The aim of this database is to encourage the study and dissemination of chemical gardens in order to find new experimental avenues in the field of chemobrionics. As this is such a fruitful field, the database is continuously updated.

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Considering the increasing importance of chemobrionics and the growing number of published papers since 2015, it has become necessary to create a database cataloguing all the papers published to date. This chemobrionics database lists the synthesis of chemical gardens based on their anion, cation, and experimental protocol. Its aim is to promote the study and dissemination of chemical gardens and explore new experimental avenues in chemobrionics. Due to the continuous growth of this field, the database is constantly updated.