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Researchers Discover New Class of Catalysts for Olefin Metathesis Reaction 
Green Car Congress | by Mike Millikin | Mon, Nov 17
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A team of scientists from Boston College and MIT have discovered a new class of highly efficient and enantioselective chemical catalysts that promote the olefin metathesis reaction with an “unprecedented” level of control, opening up a new platform to researchers in medicine, biolo...
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