Chromium, Molybdenum and Tungsten
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
11-17-2006
Department
Chemistry and Biochemistry
School
Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Abstract
This chapter reviews the literature reported during 2005 on some important advances in the areas of catalysis, bioinorganic, and organometallic chemistry for the chromium triad. For example, a complex with a five-fold chromium-chromium (Cr-Cr) bonding was reported for the very first time. A wide range of topics involving the bioinorganic chemistry of chromium(iii), molybdenum(vi), and tungsten(vi) are highlighted. Other highlights include (i) the production of gaseous H2 and hydrogenation of benzene by H 3PMo12O40, (ii) the very first example of a molecular square containing CuS2WS2Cu blocks, and (iii) the photoredox process of a Cr(vi)-Cr(iii)-oxalate system and its environmental relevance. © The Royal Society of Chemistry.
Publication Title
Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry - Section A
Volume
102
First Page
194
Last Page
220
Recommended Citation
Holder, A.
(2006). Chromium, Molybdenum and Tungsten. Annual Reports on the Progress of Chemistry - Section A, 102, 194-220.
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