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The Mechanisms of Reactions at Transition Metal Sites Richard A. Henderson (Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, University of Sussex)

The Mechanisms of Reactions at Transition Metal Sites By Richard A. Henderson (Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, University of Sussex)

Summary

This book is an introduction to transition metal reaction mechanisms, suitable for advanced undergraduates attending a 16-20 lecture course. The main areas of substitution, electron transfer, oxidative addition, activation of ligands, and insertion reactions are discussed in a systematic manner.

The Mechanisms of Reactions at Transition Metal Sites Summary

The Mechanisms of Reactions at Transition Metal Sites by Richard A. Henderson (Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, University of Sussex)

Understanding the mechanisms of the reactions at transition metal sites is a key component in designing synthetic methods, developing industrial homogeneous catalysts, and investigating metalloenzymes. These mechanisms are therefore an essential component of undergraduate courses. The author here provides a broad-based and systematic guide through the fundamentals of transition-metal mechanistic chemistry, including substitution, electron transfer, and reaction of ligands.

The Mechanisms of Reactions at Transition Metal Sites Reviews

'Richard Henderson writes with the authority of a specialist and in a very approachable style. He covers the most important reaction classes from which one can build up more complex reaction sequences.' Flash Science, March 1994
'The aim is to present to undergraduate students the essential features of the mechanisms of transition metal chemistry. It is meant to stimulate further reading rather than attempt to be comprehensive and is in the best tradition of Oxford Science Publications.' Aslib Book Guide, vol. 59, No. 5, May 1994
...I found this book to be an excellent and well-targeted review of most of the important areas covered by the title including substitution reactions at four- and six-coordinate sites, catalysed substitution reactions and electron transfer reactions with some nice examples from bioinorganic chemistry. * D.A. Brown, University College Dublin, Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, No. 494, 1995 *
The book should, however, be in every student library, and many teachers of inorganic chemistry will find it useful to have a personal copy in which to find recent examples and clear diagrams of complicated structures. * Paul D. Lickiss, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, Journal of Organometallic Chemistry, No. 494, 1995 *
It is an excellent, concise, critical and up-to-date account of transition metal reaction mechanisms ... a must for the course lecturer and a useful supplementary book for the motivated student, well worth buying. * P.C.H. Mitchell, Chemistry in Britain, January *

Table of Contents

PART ONE: SUBSTITUTION REACTIONS; PART TWO: ELECTRON TRANSFER REACTIONS; PART THREE: LIGAND-BASED REACTIONS

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GOR001708031
9780198557463
0198557469
The Mechanisms of Reactions at Transition Metal Sites by Richard A. Henderson (Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, Principal Scientific Officer, AFRC Institute of Plant Science Research, Nitrogen Fixation Laboratory, University of Sussex)
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