Mechanical energy as a programmable redox input enables boronic acid activation for direct C–H functionalization of heteroarenes
Authors:
- Roopam PandeyRPRoopam Pandey
- Shivani JadonSJShivani Jadon
- Gowri RaoGRGowri Rao
- Ludovic GremaudLGLudovic Gremaud
- Subhabrata SenSSSubhabrata Sen
Open Access
- 30 October 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Cell Reports Physical Science
- Vol. 7 (11)
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