Catalyst Design for Synthesis

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This lecture covers the design of catalysts for synthesis, focusing on catalyst activity trends, mechanisms, and benefits compared to classic catalysts. Topics include metathesis catalysts, ring-opening metathesis, and asymmetric hydrogenation reactions.

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