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Kinetics and Mechanisms of Metalloporphyrin Reactions

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Coordination chemistry of metalloporphyrins is a very large research field. The porphyrin macrocyclic ligand forms complexes with all transition metals, with many main group metals and many lanthanides. Metalloporphyrins easily bind various ligands in the axial positions above and below the porphyrin plane. The number of publications in the field amounts to several thousands a year. Fortunately, several review articles and monographs help manage this enormous research area.1–13

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