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Organic catalysis: The activation of ubiquitous but unreactive carbon-hydrogen bonds has emerged as an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional techniques of molecular synthesis. This strategy can be used to minimise toxic by-products and develop new functional materials, which may also be beneficial in applications such as polymer synthesis and drug development, among others.