Perspectives in coordination chemistry
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Perspectives in coordination chemistry
VHCA , VCH, c1992
- : VCH, New York
- : VHCA, Basel
- : VCH, Weinheim
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Papers from the 29th International Conference on Coordination Chemistry, held in Lausanne, July 19-24, 1992
Includes bibliographical references
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Description
In the hundred years since Alfred Werner proposed his theory of co-ordination compounds, co-ordination chemistry has grown to occupy a central position in chemical science. This book contains a selection of essays illustrating the state of the subject as its enters its second century. In addition to methods of synthesizing, studies of structure and reactivity, particular attention is paid to the applications of co-ordination chemistry in fields as varied as biochemistry and medicine, organometallic chemistry, solid state chemistry, catalysis, and molecular receptors and devices.
Table of Contents
- "Complexes as metals" and "complexes as ligands" - synthetic strategies to design supramolecular compounds featuring made-to-order luminescent and redox properties, G. Denti et al
- molecular clusters and ligands - a powerful interplay, P. Braunstein
- structure, composition and properties of high-temperature cuprate superconductors, J.K. Burdett
- the role of solvents in co-ordination chemical phenomena, K. Burger
- contributions of structural chemistry to the understanding of chemical reactivity, H.-B. Buergi
- transition metal acyl, iminoacyl chemistry - observation of some unusual rearrangements in Mo and W complexes, E. Carmona et al
- co-ordination chemistry in the solid state - cluster and condensed halides of the early transition metals, J.D. Corbett
- the crystal engineering of non-molecular metal compounds with anionic calcogenide ligands E2- and RE-, I.G. Dance
- from crowns to clefts - synthetic analogues for type 3 copper centres, D.E. Fenton
- clusters, chains and layered molecules - the chemist's way to magnetic materials, A. Caneschi et al
- high resolution optical spectroscopy of co-ordination compounds, G. Frei et al
- design of ligands with neutral oxygen donors - the basis of metal ion size-based selectivity, R.D. Hancock
- towards an understanding of the electronic structure of Fe4S4 high-potential iron-sulfur proteins, C. Luchinat et al
- synthetic and mechanistic aspects of exchange of cyclometallated ligands in palladium and platinum(II) complexes, A.D. Ryabov
- intermediate complexes in chemical and biological nitrogen fixation, A.E. Shilov
- high affinity ligands for the complexation of metal cations and molecules, C. Seel and F. Voegtle
- co-ordination compounds and genes, R.J.P. Williams
- elucidation of reaction pathways through volume profile analysis, R. van Eldik
- from co-ordination chemistry to supramolecular chemistry, J.-M. Lehn
- preorganization of the second co-ordination sphere, M.W. Hosseini
- the delta bond - an old story with a new twist, F.A. Cotton
- hydration of ions and neutron scattering, John E. Enderby.
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