Identification of Au-hydrides as key intermediates in the reduction of Au(iii) prodrugs to active Au(i) species under protic conditions. [PDF]
Ochs J, Metzler-Nolte N.
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Main Group Metals in Redox Catalysis
Main group metal redox catalysis is emerging as a credible alternative to transition metal chemistry. Elements from groups 13 to 15 now enable diverse catalytic manifolds, driven by ligand design and control of electronic structure. This review highlights recent advances, key design principles, and remaining challenges, positioning main group metals as
Olympia Mouriki +2 more
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Cu<sub>14</sub>H<sub>12</sub>(P<i><sup>t</sup></i>Bu<sub>3</sub>)<sub>6</sub>Cl<sub>2</sub>-The Expanse of Stryker's Reagent. [PDF]
Strienz M +3 more
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A new series of structurally rich polyaromatic isonitriles is presented as photoredox catalysts. Their photophysical properties are investigated by UV–Vis absorption and fluorescence measurements, combined with experimental and theoretical studies to evaluate both ground‐ and excited‐state redox properties.
Cristina Martini +9 more
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Structural and reactivity investigations using organo-copper(i) and zinc(ii) complexes with hydrogen and carbon dioxide. [PDF]
Cowie BE +3 more
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Mechanistic and Reactivity Insights into Diboron‐Mediated NN and NN Bond Scission
This review highlights the emerging ability of diboron reagents to cleave both π‐bonded (N=N) and σ‐bonded (N—N) nitrogen–nitrogen linkages, integrating mechanistic understanding with recent synthetic applications. Diboron reagents have emerged as versatile reducing agents capable of transforming a broad range of functional groups through pathways like
Raúl Valderrama‐Callejón +2 more
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Influence of Hydrogen-Incorporation on the Bulk Electronic Structure and Chemical Bonding in Palladium. [PDF]
Bannenberg LJ +8 more
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Chemoselective hydride abstractor iminometalloids, derived from O‐mesylacetoxime (MAO) using Rh2(II/II) or Cu(I) catalysts, can activate the C–Hα bonds of alcohols and aldehydes ultimately forming ketones, carboxylic acids, and esters even in the presence of C–H bonds with comparable bond strengths.
Raghunath Reddy Anugu +2 more
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Influence of B'-site vacancy on hydrogen storage, structural, elastic, thermodynamic and optoelectronic attributes of potassium based double perovskite K<sub>2</sub>LiAlH<sub>6</sub>hydride for green energy applications. [PDF]
Murtaza H +7 more
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