Journal of Molecular Catalysis 1992: Vol 74 Table of Contents

5 Pages·1992·1 MB·English

JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR CATALYSIS VOL. 74 Nos. 1-3, JULY/AUGUST 1992
Contents
Invited Papers
Restructuring and self-organization in reactions on metal surfaces
G. Ertl (Berlin, Germany)
Molecular events in the coadsorption of molecules at metal surfaces
M. W. Roberts (Cardiff, UK)
Synthesis and properties of anionic clays pillared by [KM,.0,9]"~
T. Kwon and T. J. Pinnavaia (East Lansing, MI, USA)
Liquid-phase organic reactions catalyzed by inorganic solid acids and bases... .
Y. Izumi and M. Onaka (Nagoya, Japan)
The impact of surface organometallic chemistry in heterogeneous catalysis: a new
class of highly chemoselective hydrogenation catalysts, RhgSn(n-C,Hg)./Si0..... 43
B. Didillon, J. P. Candy, A. El Mansour, C. Houtmann and J.-M. Basset
(Villeurbanne, France)
Mono- or polynuclear surface species: models and tendencies with cobalt and
G. Palyi, C. Zucchi (Modena, Italy), R. Ugo, R. Psaro, A. Sironi (Milan, Italy)
and A. Vizi-Orosz (Veszprem, Hungary)
The coordination of benzene in clusters: the face-capping mode
B. F. G. Johnson (Edinburgh, UK), J. Lewis, C. Housecroft, M. Gallup, M.
Martinelli (Cambridge, UK), D. Braga and F. Grepioni (Bologna, Italy)
CC and CO transformations in ketenylidene cluster compounds
M. P. Jensen and D. F. Shriver (Evanston, IL, USA)
Recent advances in mercury photosensitized reactions
R. H. Crabtree, S. H. Brown, C. A. Muedas, P. Krajnik and R. R. Ferguson
(New Haven, CT, USA)
Catalytic incorporation of CO, into organic substrates: synthesis of unsaturated
carbamates, carbonates and ureas
C. Bruneau and P. H. Dixneuf (Rennes, France)
Stereospecific polymerization by metallocene/aluminoxane catalysts
W. Kaminsky, A. Bark and R. Steiger (Hamburg, Germany)
Selective synthesis with metalloporphyrin catalysts
S. Inoue, T. Aida and K. Konishi (Tokyo, Japan)
Oxidation of hydrocarbons with dioxygen
J. Haber and T. Mtodnicka (Cracow, Poland)
Synthetic approach to the dioxygen binding sites in metalloproteins
N. Kitajima, K. Fujisawa and Y. Moro-oka (Yokohama, Japan)
Some aspects of the relation between homogeneous and enzymatic catalysis: new
prospects for using cobalt catalysts as biologically active compounds
M. E. Vol’pin and G. N. Novodarova (Moscow, Russia)
Elsevier Sequoia
Contributed Papers
Interaction of ethylene with the H-covered Pd(110) surface
M. Nishijima, T. Sekitani, T. Takaoka and M. Fujisawa (Kyoto, Japan)
Velocity distribution of the desorbing product of carbon monoxide oxidation on
T. Matsushima (Sapporo, Japan) and Y. Ohno (Okazaki, Japan)
Cr(II) and Cr(IID ions grafted at internal nests of a pentasilic zeolite (silicalite):
characterization and formation of polycarbonylic, polynitrosylic, and mixed species
by interaction with CO and NO
G. Spoto, S. Bordiga, E. Garrone, G. Ghiotti, A. Zecchina (Turin, Italy),
G. Petrini and G. Leofanti (Bollate, MI, Italy)
Mechanism of carbon—carbon bond formation by transition metals
T. Koerts and R. A. van Santen (Eindhoven, Netherlands)
In situ FT-IR study of copper—chromium oxide catalysts in CO oxidation
J. W. Bijsterbosch, F. Kapteijn and J. A. Moulijn (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Photocatalytic reduction of CO, on anchored titanium oxide catalysts
M. Anpo and K. Chiba (Osaka, Japan)
Catalyst design of two-dimensional zirconium phosphonates
K. Segawa, N. Kihara and H. Yamamoto (Tokyo, Japan)
Catalysis of zeolite molecular sieves containing iron for ethylbenzene dehydro-
genation
Qiubin Kan, Zhiyun Wu, Ruren Xu, Xinsheng Liu (Changchun, China) and
Shaoyi Peng (Taiyuan, China)
Titanium sites in titanium silicalites: an XPS, XANES and EXAFS study
D. Trong On, L. Bonneviot, A. Bittar, A. Sayari and S. Kaliaguine (Ste-Foy,
Que., Canada)
Insoluble heteropoly compounds as highly active catalysts for liquid-phase
reactions
T. Okuhara, T. Nishimura, H. Watanabe and M. Misono (Tokyo, Japan)
On the real nature of aliphatic carbenium ions as active intermediates of homogeneous
and heterogeneous acid catalysis
V. B. Kazansky and I. N. Senchenya (Moscow, Russia)
Chemoselectivity and regioselectivity in the hydrogenation of a, B-unsaturated
carbonyl compounds promoted by Cu/Al,O,
N. Ravasio, M. Antenori, M. Gargano (Bari, Italy) and M. Rossi (Milan, Italy)
Preparation and characterization of the polymer-protected palladium—gold colloidal
bimetallic catalysts
Hanfan Liu, Guoping Mao and Shaojin Meng (Beijing and Shanghai, China)
Carbonyl complexes in pillared clays
M. B. Logan, R. F. Howe (Kensington, NSW, Australia) and R. P. Cooney
(Auckland, New Zealand)
Zeolite-included phthalocyanines: synthesis, characterization and catalysis in ox-
red reactions
B. V. Romanovsky and A. G. Gabrielov (Moscow, Russia)
Influence of the support on the thermal stability of surface-bound [WCp(CO)s3]~:
implications for catalyst design
M. M. Otten and H. H. Lamb (Raleigh, NC, USA)
Metal clusters: a model for a molecular surface switch in the genesis of highly
dispersed metal particles
L. Guczi, A. Beck and S. Dobos (Budapest, Hungary)
Highly dispersed metal clusters and colloids for the preparation of active liquid-
phase hydrogenation catalysts
H. B6nnemann, W. Brijoux, R. Brinkmann, E. Dinjus, R. Fretzen, T. JouSen
and B. Korall (Miilheim an der Ruhr, Germany)
Hydrogenation and hydrosilylation activity of homogeneous and immobilized
dicarbonyl(2,4-pentanedionato)rhodium complexes
M. Capka, M. Czakoova (Prague, Czechoslovakia), W. Urbaniak (Poznan,
Poland) and U. Schubert (Wiirzburg, Germany)
A new structure and hydrogenation activity of Fe,(CO),. supported on SiR,(R:CHs;,
C.H;)-modified SiO. surfaces
K. Asakura, K. Ooi and Y. Iwasawa (Tokyo, Japan)
Surface organometallic chemistry of zirconium: application to the stoichiometric
activation of the C—H bonds of alkanes and to the low-temperature catalytic
hydrogenolysis of alkanes
F. Quignard, C. Lécuyer, A. Choplin, D. Olivier and J.-M. Basset (Villeurbanne,
France)
CO hydrogenation on Mo-promoted Rh/SiO, and Rh/ZrO, derived from metal
carbonyl clusters
A. Trunschke, H. Ewald, H. Miessner (Berlin, Germany), S. Marengo (San
Donato Milanese, Italy), S. Martinengo (Milan, Italy), F. Pinna (Venice, Italy)
and L. Zanderighi (Milan, Italy)
SiO.-supported bimetallic ruthenium cluster-derived catalysts for selectivity and
activity control in CO hydrogenation toward C,—C, alcohols
Feng-Shou Xiao (Sapporo, Japan, and Changchun, China), A. Fukuoka,
M. Ichikawa (Sapporo, Japan), W. Henderson and D. F. Shriver (Evanston,
IL, USA)
Surface organometallic chemistry: reductive carbonylation of silica-supported
MCl;-3H,O (M=Rh, Ir)
R. Psaro, D. Roberto, R. Ugo, C. Dossi and A. Fusi (Milan, Italy)
Supported Pt/Sn complexes as catalysts in the hydroformylation of olefins
N. Homs, N. Clos, G. Muller, J. Sales, P. Ramirez de la Piscina (Barcelona,
Spain) and J.-L. G. Fierro (Madrid, Spain)
New strategies in using macromolecular catalysts in organic synthesis
D. E. Bergbreiter, B. Chen and D. Weatherford (College Station, TX, USA)
Organometallic nickel catalysts bound to polymeric matrices in the oligomerization
and/or polymerization of olefins with a replica of the support morphology
G. Braca, M. Di Girolamo, A. M. Raspolli Galletti, G. Sbrana (Pisa, Italy),
M. Brunelli and G. Bertolini (S. Donato Milanese, Italy)
Structural analogies between homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts for the
stereospecific polymerization of 1l-alkenes
P. Corradini, V. Busico, L. Cavallo, G. Guerra, M. Vacatello and V. Venditto
(Naples, Italy)
Partial oxidation of olefins by molecular oxygen catalyzed by (alumina)Rh(Oz2).
J. Schwartz, J. W. McMillan and H. E. Fischer (Princeton, NJ, USA)
Two-electron-transfer oxidation by polymer-supported [Fe,S,(SR),]*~ complex
N. Ueyama, H. Oku and A. Nakamura (Osaka, Japan)
Application of an SH surface acoustic wave to the analysis of catalysis on immobilized
galactose oxidase
Y. Inoue and Y. Kato (Niigata, Japan)
Electrochemical synthesis and catalytic applications of tin—cobalt carbonyl com-
plexes
J.-F. Carpentier, Y. Castanet, E. Monflier, A. Mortreux, S. Pellegrini and
F. Petit (Villeneuve d’Ascq, France)
Mechanistic aspects in oxidative addition and reductive elimination involving allylic
complexes of palladium and platinum: specific role of the olefin ligand in catalytic
allylic coupling
H. Kurosawa, H. Kajimaru, M. Miyoshi, H. Ohnishi and I. Ikeda (Osaka, Japan)
Palladium(II)-catalyzed oxygenation of the carbon—carbon double bond by molecular
oxygen: a probe for involvement of a palladium hydroperoxide species
T. Hosokawa, T. Nakahira, M. Takano and S.-I. Murahashi (Osaka, Japan)
Author Index
Subject Index
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