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The surface-assisted Ullmann reaction, widely employed in the synthesis of covalent organic networks, molecular spin chains, and graphene nanoribbons, has been extensively studied on noble metal surfaces, being widely accepted that the metal surface acts as a catalyst during the reaction. However, the development of routes to obtain covalent molecular systems on nonmetallic substrates represents a key technological advancement.
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