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Recent advances in distonic radical cation chemistry: Focus on α-ammonio radicals

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Distonic radical cations are underexplored class of reactive species in which the radical and cationic centers are spatially separated within the same molecule. Among them, the α-ammonio radical exhibits unique reactivity inaccessible to conventional neutral radicals. This short review summarizes the generation methods and characteristic reactivity patterns of α-ammonio radicals, tracing their historical development and highlighting recent advances. Selected state-of-the-art examples demonstrate that these distonic radical cations are promising next-generation intermediates offering access to transformations beyond the reach of classical radical chemistry.
Title: Recent advances in distonic radical cation chemistry: Focus on α-ammonio radicals
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Distonic radical cations are underexplored class of reactive species in which the radical and cationic centers are spatially separated within the same molecule.
Among them, the α-ammonio radical exhibits unique reactivity inaccessible to conventional neutral radicals.
This short review summarizes the generation methods and characteristic reactivity patterns of α-ammonio radicals, tracing their historical development and highlighting recent advances.
Selected state-of-the-art examples demonstrate that these distonic radical cations are promising next-generation intermediates offering access to transformations beyond the reach of classical radical chemistry.

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