ArticleChemical science2026
Covalently linked ferrocene-polyoxometalate dyads for light-induced radical generation.
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- Covalently linked ferrocene-polyoxometalate dyads for light-induced radical generation.Chemical science · 2026Article
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Abstract
The design of covalently linked photoactive donor-acceptor dyads offers major opportunities for photocatalysis and solar energy conversion. Here, we report a noble metal-free dyad obtained by covalent anchoring of a ferrocene moiety to a Dawson-type polyoxotungstate. The resulting dyad shows visible light photoinduced charge-separation and electron transfer from the ferrocene to the polyoxometalate. The separated charges can be used for the photoinduced, oxidative and reductive activation of organic peroxides to generate oxygen-based radicals. Structural and mechanistic studies using
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