A team of Penn State researchers has found that a fundamental reaction in transition metal chemistry, called oxidative addition, can follow a different path to achieve the same ends.

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UPM has announced plans to shut down paper production at its Kaukas mill in Lappeenranta by the end of 2025. The move affects ...