1994
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19941060904
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Wendepunkte der Katalyse

Abstract: Diese persönliche Reise durch die immer weiter erschlossene Landschaft der reinen und angewandten Katalyse beginnt mit einer Entdeckung aus dem Jahre 1823; damals wurde eine schon dramatisch zu nennende Form der Wassersynthese gefunden, die die Grundlage für die erste kommerzielle Anwendung der Katalyse bildete, das Döbereiner‐Feuerzeug. Die in zunehmendem Tempo gemachten industriellen Innovationen und akademischen Fortschritte in den 170 seither vergangenen Jahren werden beschrieben und viele große und kleine… Show more

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“…[1] Berzelius considered this experiment when he coined the term catalysis in 1835. Catalysis is a field that inspires wonder: reactions impossible in the absence of catalyst are made possible as if by magic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…[1] Berzelius considered this experiment when he coined the term catalysis in 1835. Catalysis is a field that inspires wonder: reactions impossible in the absence of catalyst are made possible as if by magic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…[1] In the middle of the 20th century, early structure and bonding studies of organometallic complexes were followed in the 1960s [3][4][5] by the development of practical homogeneous hydrogenation catalysis by Wilkinson [6] and the discovery of enantioselective catalysis by Noyori [5] and Knowles. [7] In the ensuing 40 years, most efforts to improve organometallic catalysts have focused on variations in the metal used and the steric and electronic properties of the ligands attached.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Koszinowski et al experimentally reported [12] that reaction of Pt 2 ϩ cation and NH 3 gives the dehydrogenation product Pt 2 NH ϩ . When this compound continuously reacts with NH 3 , it produces the products of Pt 2 N and NH 4 ϩ .…”
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“…When this compound continuously reacts with NH 3 , it produces the products of Pt 2 N and NH 4 ϩ . However, when the similar reactions arise on Y and Mo dimers, the M 2 NH (MAY, Mo) reacted with NH 3 produce still dehydrogenation instead of yielding NH 4 ϩ from theoretical study [17], although no transition states have been reported.…”
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