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Book Summary
Immobilization of chiral catalysts is an important tool for improving overall
efficiency of catalytic processes. However, heterogeneous catalysts often suffer
from decreased activities and supported but still homogeneous catalysts can help
overcome this issue. This book covers the most important concepts of homogeneous
supported catalysis with an emphasis on enantioselective processes. It describes
the state-of-the-art and latest developments in each area whilst critically
evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of this important method. The book
encompasses ionically-tagged catalysts, supported organocatalysts, supported
ionic liquid phases, catalysis using soluble polymers, catalytic dendrimers,
fluorous catalysts, water soluble catalysts and non-covalent immobilization
methods. Potential developments and ideas for the future are also highlighted.
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ISBN-13
9781849731768
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Royal Society of Chemistry
Publishing Date
2011-11-03
Total Pages
300
Enantioselective Homogeneous Supported Catalysis (RSC Green Chemistry)
Immobilization of chiral catalysts is an important tool for improving overall
efficiency of catalytic processes. However, heterogeneous catalysts often suffer
from decreased activities and supported but still homogeneous catalysts can help
overcome this issue. This book covers the most important concepts of homogeneous
supported catalysis with an emphasis on enantioselective processes. It describes
the state-of-the-art and latest developments in each area whilst critically
evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of this important method. The book
encompasses ionically-tagged catalysts, supported organocatalysts, supported
ionic liquid phases, catalysis using soluble polymers, catalytic dendrimers,
fluorous catalysts, water soluble catalysts and non-covalent immobilization
methods. Potential developments and ideas for the future are also highlighted.
There is