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Gold-based multimetallic catalysis
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Multimetallic catalysis has emerged as a powerful strategy in modern organic synthesis, offering access to reaction pathways and selectivity patterns that are unattainable with a single-metal catalyst. Within this landscape, gold-based multimetallic catalysis has gained increasing prominence owing to the unique pi-activation and redox properties of gold that forge non-trivial carbon-carbon and carbon-heteroatom bonds. This review provides up-to-date developments in gold-based multimetallic catalysis with particular emphasis on the mechanistic aspects. By providing a comprehensive outlook, this review highlights the potential of gold-based multimetallic catalysis for achieving new organic transformations.
Keywords:
COOPERATIVE BIMETALLIC CATALYSIS
ENANTIOSELECTIVE SYNTHESIS
PROPARGYLIC ALCOHOLS
EFFICIENT SYNTHESIS
SYNERGISTIC GOLD
RELAY CATALYSIS
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DIMERIZATION-CARBOSTANNYLATION
UNACTIVATED ALKENES
SYNTHETIC STRATEGY
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