Reagent and catalyst induced substitution reactions of metal carbonyl complexes
Reagent and catalyst induced substitution reactions of metal carbonyl complexes
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DOI:
10.1016/0010-8545(84)85009-2
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发表时间:
1984
影响因子:
20.6
通讯作者:
M. O. Albers;N. Coville
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作者:
M. O. Albers;N. Coville
In recent years the use of catalysts to induce CO substitution in metal carbonyl complexes has been explored in some detail. However, by comparison, catalytic rather than reagent induced metal carbonyl substitution reactions are still rare.Catalytic carbon monoxide exchange was first studied by Webb and Mitchel [78] in 1959. In an exhaustive study of various metals and metal oxides as potential catalysts, the authors determined the order of decreasing activity Pt> Ni>> Fe, O,> Cu> Fe> Al, O,> FqO, for the exchange of 14C0 with Fe (CO), at 0 C. The suggested mechanisms for the catalytic reaction were based on:(a) an associative process