Palladium Reagents and Catalysts

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Palladium Reagents and Catalysts Innovations in Organic SynthesisJiro Tsuji Okayama University of Science, Okayama, Japan PalladiumReagents and Catalysts brings to synthetic organic chemists themany applications of organopalladium chemistry, highlighting themost recent discoveries in this rapidly expanding field. Thisvolume provides a comprehensive overview of the development of manyinnovative synthetic methods, using palladium reagents either ascatalysts or stoichiometric reagents. Palladium is the mostversatile of the transition metals used in organic synthesis andknowledge of this rapidly expanding and challenging area isessential for all synthetic organic chemists. Palladium Reagentsand Catalysts fulfils, systematically and efficiently, the urgentneed for understanding the essence of organopalladium chemistry.Palladium Reagents and Catalysts presents: * a complete coverage of nearly 35 years of organopalladiumchemistry * an in-depth treatment of many innovative syntheticmethodologies * rational classification of all reactions according to reactionmechanism * a concise survey of the scope and limitations of organopalladiumreagents * extensive references to the primary literature Providing comprehensive coverage of all important reactions oforganopalladium reagents, Palladium Reagents and Catalystsdemonstrates applications to organic synthesis, recommendingpossible future research. Industrial and research chemists workingon synthetic methodologies and organometallic reactions as well asorganic, natural product, pharmaceutical, organometallic and finechemical synthesis, will find Palladium Reagents and Catalysts anessential reference source and indispensable research companion.

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Jiro Tsuji

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Chemie Chemische Synthese Chemistry Katalyse Metallorganische Verbindungen Methods - Synthesis & Techniques Organische Chemie Organische Chemie / Methoden, Synthesen, Verfahren Palladiumverbindungen

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