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Reductive elimination

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A step in which two ligands couple and leave a metal center while its formal oxidation state and coordination number commonly decrease.

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Reductive eliminationOrganic synthesis

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Reductive elimination supplies carbon–carbon or carbon–heteroatom bond formation in many catalytic syntheses; precursor geometry, oxidation state, ligands, and competing pathways control it.

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