Autumn I Giger, Ramandeep Kaur, Nicholas J Dacon, Brian W Michel
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Transition Metal Catalysis Drives Innovative Activity-Based Sensing Systems.
Through mechanistic understanding, transition metal catalysis has evolved into a key component of organic chemists' toolbox. Improvements in ligand design continue to push the boundaries of applications beyond targeted synthesis. This forum contextualizes how mechanistic insight has influenced recent developments in transition metal-based molecular sensing.
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