Reactivity in Chemistry
Photochemical Reactions
PC7. Applications of Photochemistry: Photoredox Catalysis in Organic Chemistry
One of the biggest areas of research and development involving photoredox catalysis has been in organic chemistry. Much of the focus in this area has been on taking existing reactions and developing new methodologies that make them more controlled, more efficient, or faster.
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