Direct arylation and heterogeneous catalysis; ever the twain shall meet

We bring together the mature, yet poorly-understood, subject of heterogeneous catalysis with the rapidly expanding area of Direct Arylation, with a view towards the acceleration of catalyst design and the understanding of catalyst behaviour.

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