A specific kind of catalysis known as synergistic catalysis involves concurrently acting on two separate substrates using at least two different catalysts to enable reaction between the two activated materials. While a catalyst works to reduce the total energy of a reaction, synergistic catalysts combine to raise one molecule's HOMO energy and decrease its LUMO energy in a process. Although this idea has grown to be crucial for creating synthetic pathways, this technique is also frequently used in biological systems. Synergistic catalysts have been utilised in a wide range of reactions, particularly where both substrates need to be significantly activated either by a separate reaction or with stoichiometric quantities of an activator. In a unique method of catalysis known as synergistic catalysis, at least two separate catalysts interact with two different substrates at once to promote interaction between the two activated materials. Synergistic catalysts have been utilised in a wide range of reactions, particularly where both substrates need to undergo some sort of major activation, either with stoichiometric concentrations of an activator or by a different reaction first. Because one catalyst only activates one substrate while the second catalyst only activates another, synergistic catalysts are distinct from other multi-catalyst systems. There are various varieties of multi-catalyst systems, such as double activation catalysts, in which two catalysts are needed to activate a single substrate, or cascade catalysts, in which a substrate is first transformed by one catalyst before being triggered to react by a second catalyst.
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