Multi-electron Transfer Reactions
Multi-Electron Transfer Reactions is a charge transfer reaction that involves the concerted or sequential movement of two or more electrons between donor and acceptor species, distinguishing it from single-electron transfer processes by its capacity to access higher oxidation states and enable more complex redox transformations.
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Electron Transfer Reactions in Condensed Phases
Marshall D. Newton, Norman Sutin · Annual Review of Physical Chemistry · 1984 · 938 citations
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