Organometallic compounds in organic and biological syntheses
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Organometallic compounds in organic and biological syntheses
（The Chemistry of functional groups, The Chemistry of the metal-carbon bond ; v. 5）
Wiley, 1989
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Part of a multi-volume work within the series "The Chemistry of Functional Groups", this volume covers the chemistry of the metal-carbon bond as a whole, but lays emphasis on the carbon end. It is also concerned with the use of organometallic compounds in organic and biological synthesis. It includes chapters on synthetic techniques such as sonochemistry, photochemistry and phase-transfer catalysis, on synthetic reactions such as asymmetric synthesis, oxidation and metathesis, on synthetic reagents such as metal clusters, organolanthanide, organoantimony and organobismuth reagents and chapters on biological alkylation and bio-organotin compounds.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Synthetic techniques: the applications of sonochemistry in the formation and reactions of metal-carbon bonds, D.Bremmer
- the photochemistry of organometallic compounds, C.Long
- phase-transfer catalysis in organometallic chemistry, J.-F.Petrignani. Part 2 Synthetic reactions: enantioselective syntheses with optically active transition metal catalysts, H.Brunner
- organometallic oxidation catalysts, G.Speier
- olefin metathesis, W.J.Feast and V.C.Gibson. Part 3 Synthetic reagents: the use of transition metal clusters in organic synthesis, G.Suss-Fink and F.Neumann
- lanthanide reagents in organic synthesis, G.A.Molander
- the use of organoantimony and organobismuth compounds in organic synthesis, L.D.Freedman and G.O.Doak. Part 4 Biological synthesis: biological and environmental methylation of metals, P.J.Craig
- bio-organotin compounds, K.C.Molloy.
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