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Springer Iron Catalysis: Fundamentals and Applications - Volume 33
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Volume 33 of the Topics in Organometallic Chemistry series covers Fe-based Lewis acids and their catalytic mechanisms in detail.
Explores Fe-H complexes in catalysis with contributions from specialists in iron-hydrogen chemistry.
Examines Fe-catalyzed oxidation reactions of olefins, alkanes and alcohols using oxo- and peroxo complex intermediates.
Discusses Fe=X complexes for catalytic nitrogen and carbon atom transfer transformations.
Covers ferrocene and half sandwich complexes as iron-based catalytic systems.
Published by Springer, this book is an essential reference for organometallic chemistry researchers and catalysis specialists.
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- Release Date
- 05 January 2011
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- 12 July 2010
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