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Bioinorganic chemistry

a stepwise scheme for reducing metal-bound dinitrogen to ammonia by alternating protons and electrons at the distal nitrogen, used as a model for nitrogenase.

In bioinorganic chemistry, Chatt cycle refers to a stepwise scheme for reducing metal-bound dinitrogen to ammonia by alternating protons and electrons at the distal nitrogen, used as a model for nitrogenase. This meaning comes from Chatt (1978) in Chemical Reviews.[1]

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References

Chatt, J., Dilworth, J. R., & Richards, R. L. (1978). Recent advances in the chemistry of nitrogen fixation. Chemical Reviews, 78(6), 589-625. https://doi.org/10.1021/cr60316a001

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