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Chiral Diimine Complexes of Earth-Abundant Transition Metals for Asymmetric Catalysis

Elena Braconi
2022
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Abstract

The application of Earth-abundant metals in asymmetric catalysis is key to transition towards a more sustainable chemistry. In particular, expanding the library of redox-active ligands capable of supporting Earth-abundant metals is essential in order to replace noble metal catalysis. This thesis focuses on the development and catalytic applications of highly modular redox-active chiral naphthyridine-diimine and alpha-diimine ligands.

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