2024
DOI: 10.1002/chem.202303868
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Emergent Properties in Chemistry ‐ Relating Molecular Properties to Bulk Behavior

Norman Sieroka,
Tammo Lossau,
Tim Neudecker

Abstract: Certain properties of an object only emerge when a sufficient number of those objects are present in a definite arrangement. For example, one or two water molecules cannot said to be in a liquid state, but a drop of water can be. This concept of emergence has been studied extensively, but only occasionally discussed explicitly in the context of chemistry. In this paper, we aim to show the fruitfulness of the concept of emergence for chemical inquiry by considering four case studies of emergent chemical propert… Show more

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