Aerobic C-H bond activation at a Pd center under aqueous conditions.

Dae Young Bae; Nicholas P. Ruhs; Liviu M. Mirica

doi:10.1039/d6sc03081e

July 15, 2026Open Access

Aerobic C-H bond activation at a Pd center under aqueous conditions.

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This research aims to explore how palladium facilitates C-H bond activation in water-based environments.
Investigated palladium's role as an oxidant and proton acceptor under aerobic conditions.
Identified key insights into palladium's reactivity at high valence states.
Laid groundwork for sustainable methods in aerobic oxidation.

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Investigates aerobic oxidation using palladium in water, suggesting insights for sustainable chemistry.

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serving as both oxidant and internal proton acceptor. These findings provide key insights into high-valent palladium reactivity and lay a mechanistic foundation for sustainable aerobic oxidation strategies.

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