This book provides a broad review of concepts, energetics, mechanisms, model systems and practical systems in the C-H activation area. This is an active research area since functionalization of alkenes, which are usually considered relatively inert, offers broad synthetic and practical applications. The focus is on homogeneous metal-based chemistry with an emphasis on mechanism and energetics. A wide context is provided with chapters on superacide/alkane chemistry/gas phase chemistry and biological systems. The book will consider the ideas and principles involved in taking naturally occurring petroleum by-products and making useful products of them.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
Für Beruf und Forschung
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 155 mm
ISBN-13
978-3-527-26959-4 (9783527269594)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
The homogeneous activation of H-H and X-H bonds by metals; alkane oxidation - the oxidation of alkanes by group VIII metal ions; the homogeneous activation of carbon-hydrogen bonds by electrophilic early transition metal systems; C-H bond activation with complexes of lanthanide and actinide elements; development of catalytic processes for the synthesis of organic compounds that involve C-H bond activation; the thermochemistry of hydrocarbon activation reactions - a view from the organic and metal perspectives; theoretical aspects of alkane C-H activation by organometallics; alkane activation with superacides; on the mechanism of action of vitamin B12; mechanisms of activation of carbon-hydrogen bonds by metalloenzymes; electrochemical approaches to transition metal mediated C-H bond activation; metal atom/cluster reactions via FTIR matrix isolation studies - C-H vs C-C bond activation; ground state metal atoms and clusters in low-termperature C-H and C-C activation - periodic trends and unusual structural effects; C-H bond activation by gas-phase; atomic metal ions; alkane acidities and organositanes in the gas phase - a silicon reaction makes good; index.