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On-Water Surface Catalysis: From Hydrogen Bonding to Charge-Transfer Activation
On-water catalysis accelerates reactions between poorly soluble organic substrates in aqueous suspensions, but its molecular origin remains debated. This Account argues that hydrogen bonding and proton transfer can both enhance charge-transfer stabilization between the organic reactants. Hydrogen bo
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