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The Development and Mechanistic Investigations of Nickel-Hydride Catalysts for Transformations of Alkenes
Nickel-hydrides serve as a highly versatile, Earth-abundant catalysts that facilitate atom-economical transformations of alkenes. To develop optimal Ni–H catalytic systems, one should consider desirable attributes that yield the highest utility. Designing modular catalytic systems with mechanistic c
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