Catalysis by Di- and Polynuclear Metal Cluster Complexes

RICHARD D. ADAMS, PhD, is Professor of Chemistry at the University of South Carolina. F. ALBERT COTTON, PhD, is Professor of Chemistry at Texas A&M University.

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Concepts and Models for Characterizing Homogeneous Reactions Catalyzed by Transition Metal Cluster Complexes (E. Rosenberg & R. Laine).; Activation of Ruthenium Clusters for Use in Catalysis: Approaches and Problems (G. Lavigne & B. de Bonneval).; Catalysis by Mixed--Metal Clusters Containing Gold Phosphine Groupings (L. Pignolet).; Catalysis by Sulfido Bridged Dimolybdenum Complexes (M. DuBois).; Catalytic Applications of Dimolybdenum and Ditungsten Complexes Containing Multiple Metal--Metal Bond (M. McCann).; Synthesis of Organic Compounds Catalyzed by Transition Metal Clusters (G. Siiss--Fink & M. Jahncke) Catalysis with Dirhodium (II) Complexes (M. Doyle).; Catalytic Macrocyclization of Thietanes by Metal Carbonyl Cluster Complexes (R. Adams).; Catalysis of Rh,Rh--Co, and Ir--Co Multinuclear Complexes and Its Applications to Organic Syntheses (I. Ojima & Z. Li).; Bimetallic Homogeneous Hydroformylation (G. Stanley).; Catalysis by Colloids (L. Lewis).; Catalysis with Palladium Clusters (I. Moiseev & M. Vargaftik).; Heterometallic Clusters for Heterogeneous Catalysis (P. Braunstein & J. Rose).; Metal Cluster Catalysis Catalysts Dispersed on Solid Supports (B. Gates).; Index.

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