Carl J Rettig, Julia Steinfort, Tim Gathge, Robert Viehbeck, Philippe de Bary, Lena J Daumann, Thomas J J Müller, Klaus Schaper
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Abstract
The phenothiazine scaffold with a strongly electron-donating substituent is a suitable structural motif for the development of new photoredox catalysts operating in the oxidative quenching cycle. The design, investigation and application of new, highly reducing tri-substituted phenothiazines, which can be readily accessed in a one-pot procedure, reveal sodium-like oxidation potentials upon excitation with UV light.
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