“…While the former is generally carried out by the incorporation of optical force probes, [3, 4] the latter entails examples, such as the release of small molecules, [5, 6] the activation of latent catalysts, [7] or the initiation of secondary reactions [8] . Therefore, reactive functional groups, such as transition metals, [9–13] carbenes, [13–15] organic acids, [16–18] latent nucleophiles, [19, 20] or persistent radicals, [21, 22] have been activated mechanochemically.…”