The past decade has seen a number of significant chemical innovations and chemical products that have had a substantial impact on various industries and our daily lives. Here are some of the most notable ones:

1. Organocatalysis:
   - This field has revolutionized the way chemists approach asymmetric synthesis, leading to more efficient and environmentally friendly methods for creating chiral molecules.

2. Solid-state Batteries:
   - A significant advancement in energy storage, solid-state batteries offer higher energy density, safety, and performance compared to traditional lithium-ion batteries. Companies like Bosch, Dyson, Toyota, and Intel are investing heavily in this technology.

3. Reversible-deactivation of Radical Polymerization (RDRP):
   - RDRP has transformed the polymer industry by allowing for precise control over polymer chain reactions, leading to the design of polymers with specific properties for various applications.

4. Dual-ion Batteries (DIBs):
   - As an alternative to lithium-ion batteries, DIBs offer potential advantages in cost, lifetime, and sustainability. They use both anions and cations in the energy storage mechanism, which could lead to more efficient grid storage solutions.

5. Aggregation-induced Emission (AIE):
   - AIE has changed the way we understand luminescence, with applications in OLED devices, sensors, and bio-imaging tools. It involves molecules that emit light more intensely when aggregated, contrary to traditional luminogens.

6. Microbiome and Bioactive Compounds:
   - The study of the human microbiome has led to the discovery of new bioactive compounds with potential therapeutic applications, contributing to the development of personalized medicine.

7. Liquid Gating Technology:
   - This innovative technology uses liquid membranes to selectively control the flow of fluids, with potential applications in filtration, separation processes, and chemical sensors.

8. High-pressure Inorganic Chemistry:
   - High-pressure experiments have led to the discovery of new materials and chemical reactions, such as the creation of superstrong diamond nanothreads and the observation of metallic hydrogen.

9. Macromonomers for Better Plastic Recycling:
   - The development of new monomers and macromonomers that can be easily recycled is a significant step towards more sustainable plastics, addressing the global challenge of plastic pollution.

10. Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry:
    - AI is being used to accelerate chemical discovery, optimize reaction sequences, and even run robotic laboratories, promising to make chemical processes more efficient and sustainable.

These innovations and chemical products represent the cutting edge of the chemical industry, addressing global challenges in sustainability, energy storage, and material science. They highlight the industry's ability to adapt and innovate in response to societal needs and technological advancements.