Iridium Catalysis

243 Pages·2011·12.52 MB·English

by  Robert H. Crabtree (auth.)

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Topics in Organometallic Chemistry
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Iridium Catalysis
Volume Editor: Pher G. Andersson
With Contributions by
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John F. Bower Daniel Carmona Jongwook Choi
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Carmen Claver Robert H. Crabtree Montserrat
Die´guez (cid:1) Alan S. Goldman (cid:1) John F. Hartwig (cid:1)
Michael J. Krische (cid:1) Luis A. Oro (cid:1) Oscar Pa`mies (cid:1)
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Andreas Pfaltz Mark J. Pouy Ourida Saidi
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Jonathan M. J. Williams David H. Woodmansee
Editor
Prof.PherG.Andersson
UppsalaUniversity
DepartmentofBiochemistryandOrganicChemistry
Box576,BMC
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ISSN1436-6002 e-ISSN1616-8534
ISBN978-3-642-15333-4 e-ISBN978-3-642-15334-1
DOI10.1007/978-3-642-15334-1
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Preface
Theuseofiridiumincatalystsfororganicreactionsisarapidlyevolvingfieldthat
coversawiderangeofchemicalreactivity.Withthisinmind,ithasbeenapleasure
to edit this volume on Iridium Catalysis, which aims to present the reader with a
comprehensiveresourcethatcoversthefieldandfocusesonrecentadvancesinthe
area.Allchaptershavebeenwrittenbyleadingchemistsinthecorrespondingarea
andIamextremelythankfultothemfortheircontributionsandefficientcollabora-
tioninthisproject:RobertHCrabtree,CarmenClaver,MontserratDieguez,Oscar
Pamies, Andreas Pfaltz, David H. Woodmansee, Jonathan M.J. Williams, Ourida
Saidi,MichaelJ.Krische,JohnF.Bower,AlanS.Goldman,JongwookChoi,John
F.Hartwig,MarkJ.Pouy,LuisA.Oro,andDanielCarmona.Iamalsogratefulfor
allhelpreceivedfromSPRINGER,especiallyfromJuttaLindenborn.
Ihopethatthisbookwillbeusefultoresearchers,teachers,andstudentsinvolved
inorganicsynthesisandthatitmightalsoattractnewpeopletotheinterestingfield
ofcatalysis.
Uppsala,Sweden PherG.Andersson
2010
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