CORDIS Project
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This project seeks to develop new catalytic processes using main group metals, which are more sustainable alternatives to traditional heavy metals. By focusing on the redox chemistry of these metals, the research aims to establish foundational principles for future catalyst design.
The activation of relatively inert non-polar chemical bonds is key to numerous catalytic functionalization processes generating high value-added chemical products.
In the region of 75% of all chemicals currently require catalysts at some stage in their manufacture, and typical catalysts feature heavier late Transition Metals, reflecting their amenability to bond modifying redox processes.
Issues relating to the sustainable availability/cost of such elements and the incorporation of heavy metals…
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