Which outcome results when a ruthenium catalyst degrades?

💡 Explanation

When the catalyst degrades due, *d-orbital splitting* changes which loses stabilization and chiral induction properties; therefore, less of the preferred enantiomer forms, rather than accelerated, reversed, or enhanced enzymatic turnover because catalytic enantioselectivity is most impacted by d-orbital configuration.

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