The Chemistry Of The Metal Carbon Bond, Volume 3: Carbon-carbon Bond Formation Using Organometallic Compounds (patai's Chemistry Of Functional Groups)

John Wiley & Sons, 1985. — 491 p. Carbon-carbon bond formation using tin and lead organometallics Carbon-carbon bond formation using organometallic compounds of zinc, cadmium, and mercury Carbon-carbon bond formation using n 3 -allyl complexes Olefin oligomerization Alkyne oligomerization Transition metal carbonyls in organic synthesis Olefin and alcohol carbonylation Olefin hydroformylation The Fischer-Tropsch synthesis Olefin Carbonylation Eminent practitioners in the field examine the chemical and physical properties of the metal-carbon bond, with emphasis on the carbon end. Covered are structure, thermochemistry, preparation, analysis, and spectroscopic characterization of organometallic compounds. Articles also discuss the use of organometallic compounds in organic synthesis. The series concentrates on the most important recent developments and on material that has not been covered adequately by previous reviews. This is the third volume in the series concerned with organometallic compounds from the point of view of the carbon end of the bond. This particular volume is concerned with Carbon-Carbon bonds and their formation using organometallic compounds A multi-volume work within the series of books covering The Chemistry of Functional Groups. This book aims to cover the chemistry of the metal-carbon bond as a whole, but lays emphasis on the carbon end.