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Experimental and computational studies of LPMO-inspired mononuclear copper complexes
The goal of this thesis was focused on the experimental and theoretical analysis of LPMO-inspired (lytic polysaccharide monooxygenase) mononuclear Cu complexes to better understand the dioxygen activation mechanism by Cu sites and the oxidation processes of active Cu intermediates on C/O−H bonds. Fi
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