Dynamic Covalent Chemistry
Reversible covalent bonds — imines, boronates, disulfides — and their use in adaptive systems.
Dynamic Covalent Chemistry — Reversible covalent bonds — imines, boronates, disulfides — and their use in adaptive systems. This page is a placeholder while frontier-paper sourcing is deferred to a follow-up OpenAlex wave.
The topic sits in the Charted science tree as a child of chemistry/organic-chemistry and will be expanded once curated primary sources have been gathered. A foundational reference for this area is Organic Chemistry (Clayden et al., 2012).
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- textbook · primary · 2012Organic Chemistryclayden-2012, greeves-2012, warren-2012, wothers-2012
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