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Group 13 Chemistry : from Fundamentals to Applications by Pamela J. Shapiro; David A. Atwood; Ned J. Hardman; Andrew D. Phillips; Philip P. Power; L. O. Schebaum; P. Jutzi; Thomas P. Fehlner; Charles A. G. Carter; Kevin D. John; Grace Mann; Richard L. Martin; Thomas M. Cameron; R. Tom Baker; Karyn L. Bishop; Richard D. Broene; Stephen A. Westcott; John J. Eisch; Peter O. Otieno; Katrin Mackenzie; Boguslaw W. Kotowicz; Frieder Jäkle; François P. Gabbaï; Melanie J. Harvey; Peter H. M. Budzelaar; Giovanni Talarico; Hansgeorg Schnöckel; Andreas Schnepf; Mark J. Pender; Kersten M. Forsthoefel; Larry G. Sneddon; Mark R. Mason; R. Mark Matthews; Alisa M. Perkins; Vira V. Ponomarova; P. Blais; J. K. Brask; T. Chivers; C. Fedorchuk; G. Schatte; R. B. King; I. Silaghi-Dumitrescu; A. Kun; S. Anitha; P. Shanmugavelu; Valeswara-Rao Gazula; S. K. Shankar; Rani B. Menon; R. V. Rao; Jagannatha K. S. Rao; Luigi Zecca; C. Y. Wang; S. P. Bi; M. B. Luo; B. D. Conley; U. Dutta; C. Fridh; A. L. Gilliam; B. C. Yearwood; J. P. Selegue; D. A. Atwood; Anna Strunecka; Jiri Patocka is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Group 13 Chemistry: From Fundamentals to Applications contains research reports and review articles in both the fundamental and applied aspects of group 13 chemistry. Topics covered illustrate the widespread influence of group 13 chemistry in modern science and technology. This volume addresses recent research and technological achievements involving group 13 chemistry and provides important background information for both experienced practitioners and novices. New developments in group 13 compounds, the stabilization of compounds of the lighter group 13 elements in their +1 oxidation state, and electron-deficient group 13 clusters, are presented. Because of the unusual geometries of newly developed electron-deficient group 13 clusters, chemists have had to reexamine and refine their models of structure and bonding. Furthermore, the stabilization of compounds of the lighter group 13 elements in their +1 oxidation state has produced some unique molecular structures and reactivity. Group 13 compounds are well known as reagents for organic synthesis and as both catalysts and cocatalysts for asymmetric organic transformations and alkene and ring-opening polymerization. Now, the desi

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Author

Pamela J. Shapiro; David A. Atwood; Ned J. Hardman; Andrew D. Phillips; Philip P. Power; L. O. Schebaum; P. Jutzi; Thomas P. Fehlner; Charles A. G. Carter; Kevin D. John; Grace Mann; Richard L. Martin; Thomas M. Cameron; R. Tom Baker; Karyn L. Bishop; Richard D. Broene; Stephen A. Westcott; John J. Eisch; Peter O. Otieno; Katrin Mackenzie; Boguslaw W. Kotowicz; Frieder Jäkle; François P. Gabbaï; Melanie J. Harvey; Peter H. M. Budzelaar; Giovanni Talarico; Hansgeorg Schnöckel; Andreas Schnepf; Mark J. Pender; Kersten M. Forsthoefel; Larry G. Sneddon; Mark R. Mason; R. Mark Matthews; Alisa M. Perkins; Vira V. Ponomarova; P. Blais; J. K. Brask; T. Chivers; C. Fedorchuk; G. Schatte; R. B. King; I. Silaghi-Dumitrescu; A. Kun; S. Anitha; P. Shanmugavelu; Valeswara-Rao Gazula; S. K. Shankar; Rani B. Menon; R. V. Rao; Jagannatha K. S. Rao; Luigi Zecca; C. Y. Wang; S. P. Bi; M. B. Luo; B. D. Conley; U. Dutta; C. Fridh; A. L. Gilliam; B. C. Yearwood; J. P. Selegue; D. A. Atwood; Anna Strunecka; Jiri Patocka

Publisher

American Chemical Society ; Distributed by Oxford University Press

Published

2002

Language

EN

ISBN

9780841219229

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, Chemistry, Mathematics