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Science, 1973
Der Mechansimus der homogenen Katalyse wird am Beispiel der Hydrierung von Olefinen in Gegenwart des Rhodiumkomplexes (I) und an der Isomerisierung von But n-( UUUZU den Butenen (III) und (IV) in Gegenwart eines Nickel-Phosphit- Komplexes diskutiert.
C. A. Tolman, J. P. Jesson
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Der Mechansimus der homogenen Katalyse wird am Beispiel der Hydrierung von Olefinen in Gegenwart des Rhodiumkomplexes (I) und an der Isomerisierung von But n-( UUUZU den Butenen (III) und (IV) in Gegenwart eines Nickel-Phosphit- Komplexes diskutiert.
C. A. Tolman, J. P. Jesson
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2016
This chapter explores homogeneous catalysis. A catalyst lowers the activation energy of a reaction, thereby accelerating it, by providing an alternative path that avoids the slow, rate-determining step of the uncatalysed reaction. A homogeneous catalyst is a catalyst in the same phase as the reaction mixture.
Peter Atkins +2 more
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This chapter explores homogeneous catalysis. A catalyst lowers the activation energy of a reaction, thereby accelerating it, by providing an alternative path that avoids the slow, rate-determining step of the uncatalysed reaction. A homogeneous catalyst is a catalyst in the same phase as the reaction mixture.
Peter Atkins +2 more
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2001
Catalysis by soluble complexes of transition metals is a rapidly gaining mode of catalysis in organic synthesis. These metals form bonds with one or more carbons in an organic reactant resulting in complexes that are known as organometallic complexes. Catalysis by these complexes is often referred to as homogeneous catalysis.
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Catalysis by soluble complexes of transition metals is a rapidly gaining mode of catalysis in organic synthesis. These metals form bonds with one or more carbons in an organic reactant resulting in complexes that are known as organometallic complexes. Catalysis by these complexes is often referred to as homogeneous catalysis.
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Computational Methods for Homogeneous Catalysis.
ChemInform, 2002The methods commonly used for the computational modeling of homogeneous catalysis are briefly reviewed, with emphasis on their accuracy and range of applicability. Special mention is made to extended Huckel, Hartree-Fock and derived methods, density functional theory, molecular mechanics and hybrid quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics methods.
Feliu Maseras, Agustí Lledós
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Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, 1984
Michael F. Lappert, Robin K. Maskell
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Michael F. Lappert, Robin K. Maskell
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Recent Applications of Homogeneous Catalysis in Electrochemical Organic Synthesis
CCS Chemistry, 2022Xu Cheng, Aiwen Lei, Hai-Chao Xu
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