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Olefin structures carbon monoxide insertion

Additionally, control of the regioselectivity via the ligand structure or chain end control have to be considered for the orientation and insertion of substituted olefins. Interesting examples herefore can be found in the chiral copolymerization or caibonlyation of olefins with carbon monoxide. ... [Pg.783]

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Carbon insertion

Carbon monoxide olefins

Carbon monoxide structures

Carbon olefinic

Carbon structure

Carbonate structure

Carbonates, olefination

Monoxide insertion

Olefin insertion

Olefins structure