Electron Transfer Catalysis
Electron Transfer Catalysis is a catalytic mechanism in which the rate-determining step involves the facilitated movement of electrons between a substrate and a redox-active catalyst, distinguishing it from other redox catalysis pathways by its reliance on outer-sphere electron transfer without forming covalent intermediates.
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