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Markovnikov hydroamination of terminal alkenes via phosphine redox catalysis - Nature

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By Flora Fan, Kassandra Sedillo, Alexander J. Maertens, Abigail Doyle
| Nature Verified
Abstract Main-group catalysts that mimic transition metal reactivity can expand substrate tolerance and enable transformations not currently possible with metal catalysis1. The discovery that PIII and PV phosphorus intermediates can undergo transition metal-like two-electron chemistry raises the question whether radical PIV intermediates can mimic other elementary steps in organometallic chemistry2,3.
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Peace Dale Museum of Art and Culture’s annual ‘Trash or Treasure’ fundraiser is here to help you strike gold

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By Flora Fan
| independentri.com
SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. — The Peace Dale Museum of Art and Culture will host its annual “Trash or Treasure” gala on Sunday, September 29, at the Dunes Club in Narragansett. This year’s event will feature Tom Tomaszek, a seasoned antiques dealer and appraiser with more than 40 years of experience, who will be on hand to evaluate guests’ cherished items.
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Fogarty Adult Day Center students find themselves through dance

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By Flora Fan
| independentri.com
Laurie Rusk and Mariann Almonte, two passionate advocates with a shared vision of inclusivity and empowerment, have been pivotal in transforming the lives of differently-abled artists through art. The two are the driving forces behind the South County Fogarty Day Art Gala, an inspiring event that showcased the talents of nine differently-abled artists. Their journey to this point has been defined by personal connections, unwavering commitment, and a deep belief in the power of expression.
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