Transfer Hydrogenation
Transfer Hydrogenation is a redox catalytic process in which a hydrogen donor molecule serves as the source of hydrogen atoms for the reduction of a substrate, distinguished from direct hydrogenation by the absence of gaseous hydrogen and the use of a sacrificial donor compound to mediate proton and hydride transfer.
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