“…The strategies used for molecular catalyst immobilization can be divided into three main classes: (1) electropolymerization, which leads to the formation of electroactive polymer films with high surface densities and porosity. 72 Depending on the number of voltammetric cycles, a precise control over the thickness and surface coverage may be obtained; (2) covalent attachment to the surface through the presence of different functional groups (amino, diazonium, thiol, carboxylic acids, etc. ), which typically entails the formation of robust films with low surface coverage (E10 À10 -10 À12 mol cm À2 for a monolayer); 73,74 (3) immobilization via non-covalent (p-p stacking) interactions, which generally provides higher catalyst densities (E10 À8 mol cm À2 ) but also a less controlled surface functionalization.…”