Inner-sphere Electron Transfer
Inner-Sphere Electron Transfer is a type of electron transfer reaction in which the electron moves between two metal centers coordinated within a shared ligand framework, distinguished from outer-sphere mechanisms by the formation of a transient covalent bridge that facilitates direct orbital overlap and enables coupling of electronic and structural changes during redox processes.
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