Some relationships between metal cluster chemistry and heterogeneous catalysis |
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Authors: | D F Shriver |
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Institution: | (1) Department of Chemistry, Northwestern University, 60208-3113 Evanston, IL |
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Abstract: | Some analogies between organometallic chemistry and surface chemistry are developed. Comparison of Lewis acid promoted CO insertion and Zn2+ promotion of oxygenates in the hydroformylation of C2H4 over Rh, suggests that Zn2+ interaction with Rh-CO may promote migratory insertion which favors hydroformylation over hydrogenation of alkenes. CCO, which is observed in metal clusters should be a viable surface species. Finally, parallels can be found between the positioning of oxygen in clusters and on surfaces. |
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Keywords: | Metal clusters heterogeneous catalysis organometallics oxide sulfide acetylide |
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