Bulletin 600
The Chemistry and Catalytic Properties of Cobalt and Iron Carbonyls
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Summary | |||
Introduction | ||||
Acknowledgements | ||||
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Structure and properties of metal carbonyls | |||
Composition and effective atomic number of metal carbonyls and the nature of metal-carbon-oxygen bond | ||||
Spectra and structures of cobalt carbonyls | ||||
Dicobalt octacarbonyl, Co2(CO)8 | ||||
Tetracobalt dodecacarbonyl, Co4(CO)12 | ||||
Cobalt hydrocarbonyl, H Co(CO)4, and cobalt deuterocarbonyl, D Co(CO)4 | ||||
Proton magnetic resonance of H Co(CO)4 | ||||
Cobalt carbonyl anion, [Co(CO)4] | ||||
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Dicobalt octacarbonyl | |||
Preparation | ||||
Analysis | ||||
Reactions with bases | ||||
Formation of cobalt carbonyl anion by electron transfer | ||||
Mechanism of the reaction | ||||
Reaction with alkynes | ||||
The infrared spectra of acetylenic dicobalt hexacarbonyls | ||||
Structure of acetylenic dicobalt hexacarbonyls | ||||
Physical constants of diphenyl-acetylene dicobalt hexacarbonyl | ||||
Stability of acetylenic dicobalt hexacarbonyls | ||||
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Cobalt hydrocarbonyl | |||
Preparation | ||||
Stability | ||||
Reactions of H Co(CO)4 | ||||
Dissociation of iron pentacarbonyl in amines | ||||
Dissociation in piperidine | ||||
Effect of amine structure on the dissociation of Fe(CO)5 | ||||
Mechanism | ||||
The iron pentacarbonyl-aqueous alkali system | ||||
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The iron carbonyl-acetylene complex Fe2C10H4O8 | |||
Structure | ||||
Preparation and properties | ||||
Iron hydrocarbonyl, H2Fe(CO)4 | ||||
Preparation | ||||
Decomposition in the gas phase | ||||
Decomposition in solution | ||||
Reaction with acetone and 1-hexene | ||||
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Reactions catalyzed by the cobalt carbonyls | |||
The oxo reaction | ||||
Introduction | ||||
The principal reaction | ||||
Commercial charge stocks and products | ||||
Scope and limitations of the reaction | ||||
Other reactions occurring under oxo conditions | ||||
Hydrogenation of olefins | ||||
Polymerization of olefins | ||||
Hydrogenation of aldehydes | ||||
Acetal formation | ||||
Aldol formation | ||||
Ketones formation | ||||
Kinetics | ||||
Effect of partial pressures of carbon monoxide and hydrogen | ||||
Effect of temperature | ||||
Effect of solvent | ||||
Effect of bases Kinetics at low pressures (under 100 atm.) | ||||
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Mechanism of hydroformylation | |||
Function of carbonyls | ||||
Early postulations as to mechanism | ||||
Later work | ||||
Nature of the olefin in the intermediate complexes | ||||
Hydrogenation of organic compounds with synthesis gas | ||||
Homogeneous character of the hydrogenation | ||||
Hydrogenation of double bonds in conjugated systems | ||||
a,ß-Unsaturated aldehydes and ketones | ||||
Conjugated diolefins and styrenes | ||||
Polynuclear aromatic compounds | ||||
Reduction of aromatic alcohols and ketones | ||||
Hydrogenation of thiophene and substituted thiophene | ||||
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Lengthening the carbon chain (homologation) of alcohols | |||
Rearrangements under hydroformylation conditions | ||||
The reaction of acetylenes | ||||
Polymerization of acetylenes by dicobalt octacarbonyl | ||||
Reactions of acetylene under hydroformylation conditions | ||||
Reaction of 1-pentyne under hydroformylation conditions | ||||
Reaction of diphenylacetylene under hydroformylation conditions | ||||
Stoichiometric reaction of acetylene with cobalt hydrocarbonyl | ||||
Some catalytic properties of iron carbonyls | ||||
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