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Evaluation of the Catalytic Relevance of the CO‐Bound States of V‐Nitrogenase
Binding and activation of CO by nitrogenase is a topic of interest because CO is isoelectronic to N2 , the physiological substrate of this enzyme. The catalytic relevance of one- and multi-CO-bound states (the lo-CO and hi-CO states) of V-nitrogenase to C-C coupling and N2 reduction was examined. En
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