Comprehensive Organometallic Chemistry - The Synthesis, Reactions and Structures of Organometallic Compounds in 9 Vol.Set

Wilkinson Geoffrey. Comprehensive Organometallic Chemistry - The Synthesis, Reactions and Structures of Organometallic Compounds in 9 Vol.Set 1982 [pdf 8479sc 1.37gb]In the last two decades, organometallic chemistry has grown more rapidly in scope than have the classical divisions of chemistry, leading to publications in journals of all national chemical societies, the appearance of primary journals specifically concerned with the topic, and the growth of annual review volumes designed to assist researchers to keep abreast of accelerating developments.Organometallic chemistry has become a mature area of science which will obviously continue to grow. We believe that this is an appropriate time to produce a comprehensive review of the subject, treating organo derivatives in the widest sense of both main group and transition elements. Although advances in transition metal chemistry have appeared to dominate progress in recent years, spectacular progress has, nevertheless, also been made in our knowledge of organo compounds of main group elements such as aluminium, boron, lithium and silicon.In these Volumes we have assembled a compendium of knowledge covering contemporary organometallic and carbon monoxide chemistry. In addition to reviewing the chemistry of the elements individually, two Volumes survey the use of organometallic species in organic synthesis and in catalysis, especially of industrial utility. Within the other Volumes are sections devoted to such diverse topics as the nature of carbon-metal bonds, the dynamic behaviour of organometallic compounds in solution, heteronuclear metal-metal bonded compounds, and the impact of organometallic compounds on the environment. The Volumes provide a unique record, especially of the intensive studies conducted during the past 25 years. The last Volume of indexes of various kinds will assist readers seeking information on the properties and synthesis of compounds and on earlier reviews. Content: 1 - Structural and Bonding Relationships among Main Group Organometallic Compounds, Pages 1-42, M.E. O’Neill, K. Wade 2 - Alkali Metals, Pages 43-120, J.L. Wardell 3 - Beryllium, Pages 121-153, N.A. Bell 4 - Magnesium, Calcium, Strontium and Barium, Pages 155-252, W.E. Lindsell 5.1 - Non-cyclic Three and Four Coordinated Boron Compounds, Pages 253-310, J.D. Odom 5.2 - Boron in Ring Systems, Pages 311-380, J.H. Morris 5.3 - Boron Ring Systems as Ligands to Metals, Pages 381-410, G.E. Herberich 5.4 - Polyhedral Organoboranes, Pages 411-457, T. Onak 5.5 - Metallacarboranes and Metallaboranes, Pages 459-542, R.N. Grimes 5.6 - Heterocarboranes, Pages 543-553, L.J. Todd 6 - Aluminum, Pages 555-682, J.J. Eisch 7 - Gallium and Indium, Pages 683-723, D.G. Tuck 8 - Thallium, Pages 725-754, H. Kurosawa 9.1 - Organosilanes, Pages 1-203, D.A. Armitage 9.2 - Carbacyclic Silanes, Pages 205-303, T.J. Barton 9.3 - Silicones, Pages 305-363, F.O. Stark, J.R. Falender, A.P. Wright 9.4 - Organopolysilanes, Pages 365-397, R. West 10 - Germanium, Pages 399-518, P. Rivière, M. Rivière-Baudet, J. Satgé 11 - Tin, Pages 519-627, A.G. Davies, P.J. Smith 12 - Lead, Pages 629-680, P.G. Harrison 13 - Arsenic, Antimony and Bismuth, Pages 681-707, J.L. Wardell 14 - Copper and Silver, Pages 709-763, G. Van Koten, J.G. Noltes 15 - Gold, Pages 765-821, R.J. Puddephatt 16 - Zinc and Cadmium, Pages 823-862, J. Boersma 17 - Mercury, Pages 863-978, J.L. Wardell 18 - Environmental Aspects of Organometallic Chemistry, Pages 979-1020, P.J. Craig 19 - Bonding of Unsaturated Organic Molecules to Transition Metals, Pages 1-88, D.M.P. Mingos 20 - Non-rigidity in Organometallic Compounds, Pages 89-171, B.E. Mann 21 - Scandium, Yttrium and the Lanthanides and Actinides, Pages 173-270, T.J. Marks, R.D. Ernst 22.1 - Titanium: Introduction, Pages 271-279, M. Bottrill, P.D. Gavens, J.W. Kelland, J. McMeeking 22.2 - Low Valent Complexes of Titanium, Pages 281-329, M. Bottrill, P.D. Gavens, J. McMeeking 22.3 - Anionic π-Bonded Derivatives of Titanium(IV), Pages 331-431, M. Bottrill, P.D. Gavens, J.W. Kelland, J. McMeeking 22.4 - σ-Bonded Hydrocarbyl Complexes of Titanium(IV), Pages 433-474, M. Bottrill, P.D. Gavens, J.W. Kelland, J. McMeeking 22.5 - Ziegler–Natta Catalysis, Pages 475-547, P.D. Gavens, M. Bottrill, J.W. Kelland, J. McMeeking 23.1 - Zirconium and Hafnium: Introduction, Pages 549-557, D.J. Cardin, M.F. Lappert, C.L. Raston, P.I. Riley 23.2 - Cyclopentadienyl and Other Anionic π-Ligand Complexes of Zirconium and Hafnium, Pages 559-633, D.J. Cardin, M.F. Lappert, C.L. Raston, P.I. Riley 23.3 - Zirconium and Hafnium Complexes Free from Anionic π-Ligands, Pages 635-646, D.J. Cardin, M.F. Lappert, C.L. Raston, P.I. Riley 24 - Vanadium, Pages 647-704, N.G. Connelly 25 - Niobium and Tantalum, Pages 705-782, J.A. Labinger 26.1 - Chromium Compounds with η1-Carbon Ligands, Pages 783-951, S.W. Kirtley 26.2 - Chromium Compounds with η2–η8 Carbon Ligands, Pages 953-1077, R. Davis, L.A.P. Kane-Maguire 27.1 - Molybdenum Compounds with η1-Carbon Ligands, Pages 1079-1148, S.W. Kirtley 27.2 - Molybdenum Compounds with η2–η8 Carbon Ligands, Pages 1149-1253, R. Davis, L.A.P. Kane-Maguire 28.1 - Tungsten Compounds with η1-Carbon Ligands, Pages 1255-1319, S.W. Kirtley 28.2 - Tungsten Compounds with η2–η8 Carbon Ligands, Pages 1321-1384, R. Davis, L.A.P. Kane-Maguire 29 - Manganese, Pages 1-159, P.M. Treichel 30 - Technetium and Rhenium, Pages 161-242, N.M. Boag, H.D. Kaesz 31.1 - Iron Compounds without Hydrocarbon Ligands, Pages 243-329, D.F. Shriver, K.H. Whitmire 31.2 - Mononuclear Iron Compounds with η1-Hydrocarbon Ligands, Pages 331-376, M.D. Johnson 31.3 - Mononuclear Iron Compounds with η2–η6 Hydrocarbon Ligands, Pages 377-512, A.J. Deeming 31.4 - Dinuclear Iron Compounds with Hydrocarbon Ligands, Pages 513-613, W.P. Fehlhammer, H. Stolzenberg 31.5 - Polynuclear Iron Compounds with Hydrocarbon Ligands, Pages 615-649, J.L. Davidson 32.1 - Ruthenium: Introduction, Pages 651-659, M.I. Bruce 32.2 - Ruthenium Carbonyls and Related Compounds, Pages 661-690, M.I. Bruce 32.3 - Mononuclear Ruthenium Compounds, Pages 691-820, M.A. Bennett, M.I. Bruce, T.W. Matheson 32.4 - Dinuclear and Polynuclear Ruthenium Non-cluster Compounds, Pages 821-841, M.A. Bennett, M.I. Bruce, T.W. Matheson 32.5 - Chemistry and Reactivity of Dodecacarbonyltriruthenium, Pages 843-887, M.I. Bruce 32.6 - Polynuclear Ruthenium Carbonyl Complexes, Pages 889-908, M.I. Bruce 32.7 - Ruthenium Complexes containing Group IVB Ligands, Pages 909-921, M.I. Bruce 32.8 - Ruthenium Complexes Containing Other Metals, Pages 923-929, M.I. Bruce 32.9 - Catalysis by Ruthenium Compounds, Pages 931-965, M.A. Bennett, T.W. Matheson 33 - Osmium, Pages 967-1064, R.D. Adams, J.P. Selegue 34 - Cobalt, Pages 1-276, R.D.W. Kemmitt, D.R. Russell 35 - Rhodium, Pages 277-540, R.P. Hughes 36 - Iridium, Pages 541-628, G.J. Leigh, R.L. Richards 37.1 - Nickel: Introduction, Page 1, P.W. Jolly 37.2 - Nickel Tetracarbonyl, Pages 3-14, P.W. Jolly 37.3 - Lewis-base Nickel Carbonyl Complexes, Pages 15-36, P.W. Jolly 37.4 - Nickel Hydride, Alkyl and Aryl Complexes, Pages 37-100, P.W. Jolly 37.5 - Nickel Alkene and Alkyne Complexes, Pages 101-143, P.W. Jolly 37.6 - η3-Allylnickel Complexes, Pages 145-182, P.W. Jolly 37.7 - η-Cyclobutadienenickel Complexes, Pages 183-187, P.W. Jolly 37.8 - η-Cyclopentadienylnickel Complexes, Pages 189-228, P.W. Jolly 37.9 - η-Arenenickel Complexes, Pages 229-231, P.W. Jolly 38.1 - Palladium: Introduction and General Principles, Pages 233-242, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.2 - Complexes of Palladium(0), Pages 243-263, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.3 - Palladium(I) and Cluster Complexes, Pages 265-278, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.4 - Compounds with Palladium–Carbon σ-Bonds, Pages 279-349, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.5 - Monoolefin and Acetylene Complexes of Palladium, Pages 351-362, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.6 - Diene Complexes of Palladium, Pages 363-384, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.7 - Allylic Complexes of Palladium(II), Pages 385-446, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.8 - Cyclopentadienyl and Arene Complexes of Palladium(II), Pages 447-454, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 38.9 - Palladium Complexes Derived from Reactions with Acetylenes, Pages 455-469, P.M. Maitlis, P. Espinet, M.J.H. Russell 39 - Platinum, Pages 471-762, F.R. Hartley 40 - Compounds with Heteronuclear Bonds between Transition Metals, Pages 763-877, D.A. Roberts, G.L. Geoffroy 41.1 - Compounds with Bonds between a Transition Metal and Boron, Pages 879-945, K.B. Gilbert, S.K. Boocock, S.G. Shore 41.2 - Compounds with Bonds between a Transition Metal and Either Aluminum, Gallium, Indium or Thallium, Pages 947-981, S.K. Boocock, S.G. Shore 42 - Compounds with Bonds between Transition Metals and either Mercury, Cadmium, Zinc or Magnesium, Pages 983-1041, J.M. Burlitch 43 - Compounds with Bonds between a Transition Metal and either Silicon, Germanium, Tin or Lead, Pages 1043-1114, K.M. Mackay, B.K. Nicholson 44 - Compounds of the Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals in Organic Synthesis, Pages 1-110, B.J. Wakefield 45.1 - Organoboron Compounds in Organic Synthesis — An Introductory Survey, Pages 111-142, H.C. Brown 45.2 - Hydroboration: General Considerations, Pages 143-160, M. Zaidlewicz 45.3 - Hydroborating Agents, Pages 161-197, M. Zaidlewicz 45.4 - Hydroboration of Hydrocarbons, Pages 199-227, M. Zaidlewicz 45.5 - Hydroboration of Functional Derivatives of Alkenes, Pages 229-254, M. Zaidlewicz 45.6 - General Discussions of the Organoboron Reactions, Pages 255-263, E. Negishi 45.7 - Aliphatic Organoboron Compounds, Pages 265-301, E. Negishi 45.8 - Alkenylboron Compounds, Pages 303-322, E. Negishi 45.9 - Arylboron Compounds, Pages 323-336, E. Negishi 45.10 - Alkynylboron Compounds, Pages 337-347, E. Negishi 45.11 - Miscellaneous Organoboron Compounds, Pages 349-363, E. Negishi 46 - Compounds of Aluminum in Organic Synthesis, Pages 365-464, J.R. Zietz Jr., G.C. Robinson, K.L. Lindsay 47 - Compounds of Thallium in Organic Synthesis, Pages 465-513, A. McKillop, E.C. Taylor 48 - Organosilicon Compounds in Organic Synthesis, Pages 515-659, P.D. Magnus, T. Sarkar, S. Djuric 49 - Compounds of Zinc, Cadmium and Mercury, and of Copper, Silver and Gold in Organic Synthesis, Pages 661-729, W. Carruthers 50.1 - Preparation and Purification of Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide, Pages 1-17, R.P.A. Sneeden 50.2 - Organic Syntheses where Carbon Monoxide is the Unique Source of Carbon, Pages 19-100, R.P.A. Sneeden 50.3 - Synthesis with Carbon Monoxide and a Petroleum Product, Pages 101-223, I. Tkatchenko 50.4 - Reactions of Carbon Dioxide, Pages 225-283, R.P.A. Sneeden 51 - Addition of Hydrogen and Hydrogen Cyanide to Carbon–Carbon Double and Triple Bonds, Pages 285-369, B.R. James 52 - Alkene and Alkyne Oligomerization, Cooligomerization and Telomerization Reactions, Pages 371-462, W. Keim, A. Behr, M. Röper 53 - Asymmetric Synthesis using Organometallic Catalysts, Pages 463-498, H.B. Kagan 54 - Alkene and Alkyne Metathesis Reactions, Pages 499-551, R.H. Grubbs 55 - Polymer Supported Catalysts, Pages 553-611, C.U. Pittman Jr. 56.1 - Organonickel Compounds in Organic Synthesis: Introduction, Page 613, P.W. Jolly 56.2 - Nickel Catalyzed Oligomerization of Alkenes and Related Reactions, Pages 615-647, P.W. Jolly 56.3 - Nickel Catalyzed Oligomerization of Alkynes and Related Reactions, Pages 649-670, P.W. Jolly 56.4 - Nickel Catalyzed Oligomerization of 1,3-Dienes and Related Reactions, Pages 671-711, P.W. Jolly 56.5 - Nickel Catalyzed Coupling of Organic Halides and Related Reactions, Pages 713-772, P.W. Jolly 56.6 - Nickel Catalyzed Carbonylation and Related Reactions, Pages 773-797, P.W. Jolly 57 - Organopalladium Compounds in Organic Synthesis and in Catalysis, Pages 799-938, B.M. Trost, T.R. Verhoeven 58 - Organoiron Compounds in Stoichiometric Organic Synthesis, Pages 939-1011, A.J. Pearson 59 - The Organic Chemistry of Metal-coordinated Cyclopentadienyl and Arene Ligands, Pages 1013-1071, W.E. Watts 60 - Reactions of Dinitrogen Promoted by Transition Metal Compounds, Pages 1073-1106, J.R. Dilworth, R.L. Richards Formula Index, Pages 441-822 Index of Structures Determined by Diffraction Methods, Pages 1209-1520 Index of Review Articles and Specialist Texts on Organometallic Chemistry, Pages 1521-1570, G.B. Young