Catalytic methods are among the most valuable tools for sustainable synthesis. Domino catalysis enables multiple reactions to be combined so that synthetic efficiency may begin to approach that of nature, but significant challenges remain before this promising approach can fulfil the needs of pharmaceutical and materials chemistry.
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Broja, T., Fuchs, P. & Zeitler, K. More than just a game. Nature Chem 7, 950–951 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1038/nchem.2402
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