Conquering the impossible: mechanochemistry as a tool for tackling coordination chemistry challenges

By summarising recent examples in coordination chemistry, this perspective highlights the advantages of mechanochemistry in tackling synthetic challenges which are impossible for traditional methods.

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RSC Mechanochemistry
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1039/d5mr00005j
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8
Primary Topic
Crystallography and molecular interactions
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
14.02

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Conquering the impossible: mechanochemistry as a tool for tackling coordination chemistry challenges

Huanxin Zhang, Nathan Davison, Erli Lu
8 citations
RSC Mechanochemistry
Crystallography and molecular interactions
14.02
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Conquering the impossible: mechanochemistry as a tool for tackling coordination chemistry challenges

Huanxin Zhang, Nathan Davison, Erli Lu
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Abstract

By summarising recent examples in coordination chemistry, this perspective highlights the advantages of mechanochemistry in tackling synthetic challenges which are impossible for traditional methods.

RSC MechanochemistryVol. 2(3)
University of Birmingham (GB)
Leverhulme Trust
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Crystallography and molecular interactions
14.02
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