Late Transition Metal Polymerization Catalysis by Bernhard Rieger, Lisa Saunders Baugh, Smita Kacker, Susanne

By Bernhard Rieger, Lisa Saunders Baugh, Smita Kacker, Susanne Striegler

Even a few fifty years after their discovery, transition metals have misplaced none in their fascination. using complicated compounds in those components has not just revolutionized synthesis within the laboratory, yet has additionally resulted in them enjoying an immense position in lots of commercial purposes. every year, thousands of lots of plastics are produced around the globe and, by way of various the ligands within the catalytically lively compounds, the homes of the ensuing polymers may also be adapted to be used. For this objective, sandwich compounds from early transition metals were universal earlier, yet curiosity has targeted more and more at the overdue transition metals. during this ebook, the world's best authors from examine and speak about the most recent advancements in examine into palladium, zinc, iron and nickel catalysis. In so doing, they systematically introduce readers to the fundamental rules and illustrate how those cutting edge catalysts may be successfully used for polymerizations. the result's an awesome reference paintings, worthwhile for each natural chemist operating in catalysis or polymer examine.

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3 – – – 55 22 38 0 92 112 105 130 20 40 40 20 p(Ethene): 10 bar. 0 ´ 106 are outside of the range of the used GPC setup. b) Methyl groups/1000 carbon atoms (predominantly methyl branches). c) Determined by DSC measurements. 2 Ethene Oligomerization Reactions Different P ’ N ligands were applied in olefin polymerization as well as in olefin/ CO copolymerization [9, 43, 47]. Complex 11 a was tested for ethene polymerization in CH2Cl2 after activation of the complex with sodium tetrakis(3,5-bis(trifluoromethyl)phenyl)borate (NaBAF) in diethyl ether.

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3, D) [15]. These complexes are accessible by conversion of the sodium or thallium salt of the anionic N’O-ligand with trans-arylbromobis(phosphine)nickel(II) in tetrahydrofuran [16]. A further development of these compounds are the neutral nickel(II) complexes of Grubbs et al. [17, 18] who succeeded in the synthesis of salicylaldiminato ligand systems that allowed the investigation of steric and electronic effects on the metal center and afforded polyethenes with molecular weights up to 25 ´ 104 g mol–1 (Fig.

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