Psips

Equation (24) states that the sum of the enthalpy flux and the ordered kinetic-energy flux may change only because of heat flux ( 2 3 ) viscous dissipation [ 2 PsiP Pi i) ] Equation (24) also illustrates that the enthalpy is of more importance than the internal energy in steady-flow problems the additional term p/p, which appears when equation (24) is written in terms of u, may be explained as displacement work. ... 

Let us go very briefly to the mathematics of DQMC-FSGO and then to the results. Let us have a transformed imaginary time operator, which determines the evolution of distribution of psips,... 

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Fig. 38 Microchannel-confined surface-initiated polymerization (pSIP)...

PSiP Transition-Metal Pincer Complexes Synthesis, Bond Activation, and Catalysis... 

Silyl PSiP ligands were first reported by Stobart and coworkers [35, 36] in the 1980s, who prepared a series of platinum group metal complexes supported... 

Scheme 6.J Synthesis of a PSiP precursor featuring a phenylene ligand backbone.

Scheme 6.4 Synthesis of PSiP precursors utilizing Pd-catalyzed P-C cross-coupling. 6.3...

The published chemistry of group 8 metal PSiP complexes is thus far restricted to the synthesis of Ru" complexes. PSiP complexes of Ru" were first reported by Stobart and coworkers, who studied the complexation of the bis(phosphinoalkyl) silanes 1 and 5 with Ru carbonyl species. In an initial study, low yields of the 18-electron hydrido carbonyl complexes [K -(Ph2P(CH2)n)2SiMe]Ru(H)(CO)2 (17, n = 2 18, =3) were obtained upon reaction of either 1 or 5 with RUjICOljj (Scheme 6.5) [36]. Complex 18 was crystallographically characterized and featured... 

Scheme 6.7 Synthesis of Ru complexes supported by a phenylene-bridged PSiP ligand.

Complex 26 reacted with LiEtj BH to form a mixture of three Ru hydride species (27a-c) (Scheme 6.7) [38]. The ratio of 27a b c observed in situ was approximately 2 1 1 and heating of the mixture did not change the observed ratio of these three complexes. Complex 27a was isolated from this mixture and assigned as a dinitrogen adduct of the type (PSiP)RuH(N2)(PPh3). Facile formation of dinitrogen adducts has been reported in related PCP- and PNP-Ru pincer chemistry [49-51]. 

KO Bu as base. The preformed Ru hydride 27a was similarly inactive in the absence of added KO Bu, although 94% conversion was obtained in the hydrogenation of cyclohexanone when using 2mol% KO Bu (entry 6, Table 6.1). These preliminary results estabhsh the catalytic utility of such (PSiP) Ru" complexes in ketone transfer hydrogenation. 

The synthesis of Ru" complexes supported by the cyclohexylphosphino PSiP hgand analog 14 was subsequently pursued [41]. The tertiary silane 14 reacted... 

Scheme 6.8 Synthesis of four-coordinate (PSiP)Ru" complexes.

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