Handbook of Organopalladium Chemistry for Organic Synthesis
Handbook of Organopalladium Chemistry for Organic Synthesis
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DOI:
10.1055/s-2003-37640
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发表时间:
2003
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D. Harrowven
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D. Harrowven
Organopalladium chemistry has had a profound impact on the way that organic chemists tackle synthetic problems. In recent years thousands of research articles have been published dealing with various aspects of palladium mediated reactions in organic synthesis. This ‘handbook’does an outstanding service to our community by summarising these in a logical and accessible form. Moreover, both experienced users and novices alike should find the work informative as many of the leading practitioners from around the globe have contributed to this monumental undertaking. Literature coverage is to 2000 and there are some 130 contributors to the two-volume tome. The book is divided into 10 Parts, which are further sub-divided into more manageable sections. Part I places palladium chemistry in perspective with a historical overview and a review of the fundamental properties and reactions of the metal and its complexes. The stoichiometric preparation and in situ generation of palladium compounds follows in Part II. Physical and chemical properties of commonly employed catalysts are discussed alongside some of the more exotic palladium complexes, providing a concise and useful summary of this vast and often turgid literature. Asymmetric ligands are also highlighted, though at this juncture the discussion does not extend to the many catalyst systems generated in situ.