Electrochemical Coupling Reactions Using Non‐Transition Metal Mediators: Recent Advances

Indirect electrolysis method using appropriate mediators enables numerous chemical reactions. The general principles of mediators were described herein with a particular focus on non-transition metal mediators. Recent representative examples of bond formation reactions by indirect electrolysis are summarized and discussed here.

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