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The engineering of atomic rhodium sites on conjugated porous monophosphine polymers marks a major leap in catalytic science. By precisely anchoring rhodium atoms within a tailored polymer matrix, this strategy achieves remarkable efficiency and selectivity in the hydroformylation and hydrosilylation of alkenes. The conjugated porous structure not only stabilizes the active sites but also facilitates rapid substrate access and turnover, making the catalyst highly effective and reusable. This approach offers a robust, heterogeneous system combining the benefits of molecular control with the practicality of solid catalysts. It paves the way for sustainable and high-performance industrial applications in organic synthesis.

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