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Homogeneous catalysis with nitrous oxide

Kay Severin
2023
Journal paper

Abstract

Nitrous oxide (N2O; ‘laughing gas’) is a powerful oxidant, but chemical transformations are hampered by the inert character of this gas. Recent advances in using N2O as an oxidant in metal-catalyzed reactions are discussed. The focus will be on reactions that occur under mild conditions in homogeneous solutions.

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