Organic synthesis catalysis

The importance of metal silicon compounds is demonstrated by a steadily increasing number of applications in organic synthesis, catalysis and material science. 

The individual chapters address important contributions relevant to the ongoing progress and future success of polymer-mediated reactions in organic synthesis, catalysis, and biosynthesis. All facets of the modern development are presented in this book. Most authors give their complementary views from different... 

The final solution to these problems calls for the joint efforts on the part of specialists in the fields of high-molecular weight compounds, coordination chemistry, organic synthesis, catalysis, etc. 

Keywords. Microemulsion, Surfactant, Organic synthesis, Catalysis, Nucleophilic substitution... 

The application of organometallic compounds or hydrides of the more electropositive main group metals lithium, magnesium or aluminium in organic synthesis, catalysis and polymerization is due to the polarity of the metal/carbon and metal/hydrogen bonds, i.e. to the considerably unsymmetrical electron distribution M —or —respectively. While there are... 

V. Conte, F. Di Furia, Catalytic oxidations with hydrogen peroxide as oxidant. Peroxometal complexes derived from hydrogen peroxide. Some applications in organic synthesis. Catalysis by Metal Complexes 9 (1992) 223-252. 

OA of the agostic C-H bond is very common and referred to as cyclometallation Eq. (12.2)].37,38 Cyclometallated species are important in organic synthesis, catalysis, asymmetric synthesis, and photochemistry. Although the agostic species is normally an unobserved transient in Eq. (12.2), equilibrium between agostic and... 

As in many aspects of contemporary organic synthesis, catalysis plays a key role in many MBFTs toward biologically relevant molecules (BRMs). Recently developed catalytic methodologies allow novel types of C-C bond formations and/or unprecedented control over the stereochemical outcome of the reaction. On the other hand, multicomponent reactions (MCRs), combining three or more reactants in a one-pot process to give a single product (and therefore inherently MBFTs),... 

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