Active Metals
Preparation, Characterization, Applications
Published on 14. November 1995
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Hardback
XVIII, 464 pages
978-3-527-29207-3 (ISBN)
Description
This text presents information about the large repertoire of preparation methods and syntheses possible with active metals. Easy-to-follow experimental procedures are included which are relevant for the every day work of organic chemists and materials scientists. Carefully selected, up-to-date references are included in order to provide the reader with the latest information. This book is intended for organic chemists, materials scientists, solid state chemists, chemists working with/on organometallics, catalytic chemists, complex chemists and natural products chemists.
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Rieke metals, Rieke; highly reactive metal powders prepared by alkali metal reduction of metal salts, Rieke; allylic barium reagents, Yamamoto; McMurry reaction, Lectka; ultrasound-induced activation of metals, Luche and Cintas; principles and applications in organic synthesis, Luche and Cintas; functionalized organozinc reagents, Knochel; metal atom-vapour approach to active metal clusters-particles, Klabunde; electrochemical methods in the synthesis of nanostructured transition metal clusters, Reetz; the magnesium route to active metals and intermetallics, Bogdanovic and Aleandre; soluble metal clusters, hydride reductions, Bonnemann; supported metals, Furstner; morphological considerations, Hofe.