Covalently linked ferrocene-polyoxometalate dyads for light-induced radical generation

Sebastian Knoll; H.-G. Schmidt; Kevin Sowa; Benjamin Dietzek-Ivanšić; Celina Titze; Stephan Kupfer; Linda Zedler; Carsten Streb

doi:10.1039/d6sc02948e

January 1, 2026Chemical ScienceOpen Access

Covalently linked ferrocene-polyoxometalate dyads for light-induced radical generation

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This research focuses on creating covalently linked donor-acceptor dyads for effective light-induced radical generation.
Designed a noble metal-free covalently linked dyad featuring ferrocene and polyoxometalate.
Investigated the catalytic properties for photocatalysis using experimental techniques.
Demonstrated efficient light-induced radical generation in the dyad setup.
Achieved significant photocatalytic activity under simulated solar light conditions.

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Shows light-induced radical generation in donor-acceptor dyads, suggesting potential in solar energy conversion.

Abstract

The design of covalently linked photoactive donor-acceptor dyads offers major opportunities for photocatalysis and solar energy conversion. Here, we report a noble metal-free dyad obtained by covalent anchoring of a...

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