Domino‐Redox Reaction Induced by An Electrochemically Triggered Conformational Change. Angewandte Chemie International Edition , 2023; 63 (1) DOI: 10.1002/anie.202316753 Cite This Page : ...

Such redox reactions are exploited by living organisms, for example, to store energy. Redox reactions also play a crucial role in electrochemistry, where energy can be stored or transported in the ...

These reactions do not necessarily invoke ROS and might allow some regulators (for example, the σ R –RsrA system) to tune in to the overall thiol-disulphide redox balance of the cell.

Two-dimensional materials have already proven themselves to be incredibly useful for several applications. Graphene and tungsten disulfide are two examples of two-dimensional materials that have ...

For example, they explain why nanoparticles of wustite, an iron compound, oxidize in exactly the right way to make the heads that read hard disks. They also could lead to new ways to make materials ...

In a domino redox reaction, each reaction causes a structural change that triggers the next redox reaction in the series (bottom). (Takashi Harimoto, ... for example. There are also ...