Organotransition Metal Chemistry: From Bonding to Catalysis

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"Organotransition Metal Chemistry: From Bonding to Catalysis" is a comprehensive graduate-level textbook that systematically develops the principles of organometallic bonding and reactivity with a strong emphasis on their applications in homogeneous catalysis.

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instanceOf graduate-level textbook
scientific book
textbook
appliesTo design of homogeneous catalysts
fine chemical synthesis
industrial catalytic processes
polymerization catalysis
educationalLevel graduate
emphasizes homogeneous catalytic processes
mechanistic understanding of catalysis
systematic development of bonding concepts
systematic development of reactivity principles
field homogeneous catalysis
organometallic chemistry
transition metal chemistry
focusesOn applications in homogeneous catalysis
bond activation processes
catalytic cycles
ligand effects in catalysis
principles of organometallic bonding
principles of organometallic reactivity
reaction coordinate analysis
transition metal–carbon bonds
genre academic textbook
chemistry textbook
intendedAudience advanced undergraduates
chemists working in catalysis
graduate students
researchers in organometallic chemistry
isAbout homogeneous catalytic cycles
relationship between bonding and catalysis
transition metal mediated transformations
mainSubject catalytic reaction mechanisms
metal–ligand bonding
organometallic bonding
organometallic reactivity
organotransition metal complexes
teaches beta-hydride elimination
electron counting methods
ligand substitution mechanisms
migratory insertion
molecular orbital description of metal complexes
oxidative addition
reductive elimination
uses bonding models to rationalize reactivity
reaction mechanisms as organizing principle

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John F. Hartwig hasWritten Organotransition Metal Chemistry: From Bonding to Catalysis