Jacob Zabicky is an emeritus professor at Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Beer Sheva, Israel. Earning his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry with Saul Patai in the 1950s, he has since worked and taught at many different institutions in Israel, the UK, Venezuela, Germany, Spain, South Africa, and the USA. Prof. Zabicky is currently a lecturer at the Jerusalem College of Engineering and a member of the steering committee for the Israeli Center for Powder Technology. He has edited volumes in the Patai Series since the 1970s, the most recent ones on the subjects of metal enolates and metal phenolates.

“In conclusion, anyone who is interested in metal complexes with respect to both structural aspects and catalytic applications will benefit greatly from the contents of The Chemistry of Metal Phenolates.  The book provides an excellent overview of the topic and is definitely of great value and constitutes an excellent addition to the existing Patai Series.”  (Applied Organometallic Chemistry, 1 November 2015)

• 1. Coordination chemistry of metal phenolates—general aspects 1Linda H. Doerrer2. The experimental thermochemistry of metal phenolates 91Suzanne W. Slayden and Joel F. Liebman3. Mass spectrometry and gas-phase ion chemistry of metal–phenolate and metal–phenol complexes 131Sergiu P. Palii, Constantin M. Indricean and Mihail D. Revenco4. Acid–base and solvation properties of metal phenolates 191Erick L. Bastos, Fernando H. Bartoloni and Letícia C. P. Gonc¸alves5. Coordination chemistry and applications of salen, salan and salalen metal complexes 263Stéphane Bellemin-Laponnaz and Samuel Dagorne6. Coordination chemistry and applications of phenolic calixarene–metal complexes 311Yuanzhou Li, Ke-Qing Zhao, Carl Redshaw, Bernat A. Marťınez Ortega, Alane Y. Nunez and Tracy A. Hanna7. Coordination chemistry and applications of nitrilotris (N-methylenephenoxy)–metal complexes 475Miriam Mba, Cristiano Zonta and Giulia Licini8. Molecular capsules based on metal complexes with resorcin[4]arenes and pyrogallol[4]arenes 515Carol A. Deakyne, Drew A. Fowler and Jerry L. Atwood9. Redox chemistry and electrochemistry of homoleptic metal phenolates 549Fabrizia Fabrizi de Biani, Maddalena Corsini and Piero Zanello10. Phenoxyl radical–metal complexes 593Yuichi Shimazaki11. Coordination chemistry of o-semiquinones 669Cortlandt G. Pierpont and Joseph K. Kelly12. The chemistry of metal thiophenolates 699Julia Klingele, Marco H. Klingele and Berthold Kersting13. Catalysis of organic processes by metal phenolates 755Maria Elisa da Silva Serra and Dina M. B. Murtinho14. Metal phenolates as polymerization catalysts 839Jean-Franc¸ois Carpentier, Evgeny Kirillov and Yann Sarazin15. Biomimetic metal phenolates 913Gabriella Tamasi and Renzo Cini16. Biological and biomedical aspects of metal phenolates 971Li-June Ming17. Analytical aspects of metal phenolates 1093Jacob ZabickyAuthor index 1157Subject index 1269

Jacob Zabicky is an emeritus professor at Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Beer Sheva, Israel. Earning his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry with Saul Patai in the 1950s, he has since worked and taught at many different institutions in Israel, the UK, Venezuela, Germany, Spain, South Africa, and the USA. Prof. Zabicky is currently a lecturer at the Jerusalem College of Engineering and a member of the steering committee for the Israeli Center for Powder Technology. He has edited volumes in the Patai Series since the 1970s, the most recent ones on the subjects of metal enolates and metal phenolates.

“In conclusion, anyone who is interested in metal complexes with respect to both structural aspects and catalytic applications will benefit greatly from the contents of The Chemistry of Metal Phenolates.  The book provides an excellent overview of the topic and is definitely of great value and constitutes an excellent addition to the existing Patai Series.”  (Applied Organometallic Chemistry, 1 November 2015)

• 1. Coordination chemistry of metal phenolates—general aspects 1Linda H. Doerrer2. The experimental thermochemistry of metal phenolates 91Suzanne W. Slayden and Joel F. Liebman3. Mass spectrometry and gas-phase ion chemistry of metal–phenolate and metal–phenol complexes 131Sergiu P. Palii, Constantin M. Indricean and Mihail D. Revenco4. Acid–base and solvation properties of metal phenolates 191Erick L. Bastos, Fernando H. Bartoloni and Letícia C. P. Gonc¸alves5. Coordination chemistry and applications of salen, salan and salalen metal complexes 263Stéphane Bellemin-Laponnaz and Samuel Dagorne6. Coordination chemistry and applications of phenolic calixarene–metal complexes 311Yuanzhou Li, Ke-Qing Zhao, Carl Redshaw, Bernat A. Marťınez Ortega, Alane Y. Nunez and Tracy A. Hanna7. Coordination chemistry and applications of nitrilotris (N-methylenephenoxy)–metal complexes 475Miriam Mba, Cristiano Zonta and Giulia Licini8. Molecular capsules based on metal complexes with resorcin[4]arenes and pyrogallol[4]arenes 515Carol A. Deakyne, Drew A. Fowler and Jerry L. Atwood9. Redox chemistry and electrochemistry of homoleptic metal phenolates 549Fabrizia Fabrizi de Biani, Maddalena Corsini and Piero Zanello10. Phenoxyl radical–metal complexes 593Yuichi Shimazaki11. Coordination chemistry of o-semiquinones 669Cortlandt G. Pierpont and Joseph K. Kelly12. The chemistry of metal thiophenolates 699Julia Klingele, Marco H. Klingele and Berthold Kersting13. Catalysis of organic processes by metal phenolates 755Maria Elisa da Silva Serra and Dina M. B. Murtinho14. Metal phenolates as polymerization catalysts 839Jean-Franc¸ois Carpentier, Evgeny Kirillov and Yann Sarazin15. Biomimetic metal phenolates 913Gabriella Tamasi and Renzo Cini16. Biological and biomedical aspects of metal phenolates 971Li-June Ming17. Analytical aspects of metal phenolates 1093Jacob ZabickyAuthor index 1157Subject index 1269

Jacob Zabicky is an emeritus professor at Ben Gurion University of the Negev in Beer Sheva, Israel. Earning his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry with Saul Patai in the 1950s, he has since worked and taught at many different institutions in Israel, the UK, Venezuela, Germany, Spain, South Africa, and the USA. Prof. Zabicky is currently a lecturer at the Jerusalem College of Engineering and a member of the steering committee for the Israeli Center for Powder Technology. He has edited volumes in the Patai Series since the 1970s, the most recent ones on the subjects of metal enolates and metal phenolates.

“In conclusion, anyone who is interested in metal complexes with respect to both structural aspects and catalytic applications will benefit greatly from the contents of The Chemistry of Metal Phenolates.  The book provides an excellent overview of the topic and is definitely of great value and constitutes an excellent addition to the existing Patai Series.”  (Applied Organometallic Chemistry, 1 November 2015)

• 1. Coordination chemistry of metal phenolates—general aspects 1Linda H. Doerrer2. The experimental thermochemistry of metal phenolates 91Suzanne W. Slayden and Joel F. Liebman3. Mass spectrometry and gas-phase ion chemistry of metal–phenolate and metal–phenol complexes 131Sergiu P. Palii, Constantin M. Indricean and Mihail D. Revenco4. Acid–base and solvation properties of metal phenolates 191Erick L. Bastos, Fernando H. Bartoloni and Letícia C. P. Gonc¸alves5. Coordination chemistry and applications of salen, salan and salalen metal complexes 263Stéphane Bellemin-Laponnaz and Samuel Dagorne6. Coordination chemistry and applications of phenolic calixarene–metal complexes 311Yuanzhou Li, Ke-Qing Zhao, Carl Redshaw, Bernat A. Marťınez Ortega, Alane Y. Nunez and Tracy A. Hanna7. Coordination chemistry and applications of nitrilotris (N-methylenephenoxy)–metal complexes 475Miriam Mba, Cristiano Zonta and Giulia Licini8. Molecular capsules based on metal complexes with resorcin[4]arenes and pyrogallol[4]arenes 515Carol A. Deakyne, Drew A. Fowler and Jerry L. Atwood9. Redox chemistry and electrochemistry of homoleptic metal phenolates 549Fabrizia Fabrizi de Biani, Maddalena Corsini and Piero Zanello10. Phenoxyl radical–metal complexes 593Yuichi Shimazaki11. Coordination chemistry of o-semiquinones 669Cortlandt G. Pierpont and Joseph K. Kelly12. The chemistry of metal thiophenolates 699Julia Klingele, Marco H. Klingele and Berthold Kersting13. Catalysis of organic processes by metal phenolates 755Maria Elisa da Silva Serra and Dina M. B. Murtinho14. Metal phenolates as polymerization catalysts 839Jean-Franc¸ois Carpentier, Evgeny Kirillov and Yann Sarazin15. Biomimetic metal phenolates 913Gabriella Tamasi and Renzo Cini16. Biological and biomedical aspects of metal phenolates 971Li-June Ming17. Analytical aspects of metal phenolates 1093Jacob ZabickyAuthor index 1157Subject index 1269