The editors of the volume Inorganic Chemistry in Spain have intended to achieve a collection of some chapters featuring the work of Spanish experts in Inorganic Chemistry, each one having specific expertise in some field. Areas that cover theory, classical coordination compounds, new materials, supramolecular assemblies, mechanisms of reactions, magnetism, organometallic complexes, and catalysis are included. In all cases, a special relevance is given to a deep understanding of the behavioural properties of the compounds featured, not only to their mere preparation methodologies, which had been historically related to classical Inorganic Chemistry.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Advisory Board - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. xi 7. Preface - p. xv 8. Chapter One: Activation of hydrogen peroxide with biologically inspired non-heme iron and manganese catalysts: From simple molecular complexes to modification of the second coordination sphere - p. 1 9. Chapter Two: Structural diversity and magnetic properties of three complete series of coordination polymers with lanthanoids and anilato ligands: Size, electronegativity and synthesis method matter - p. 21 10. Chapter Three: Exploring aurophilic interactions in P,C–Au(I)–Y complexes: Pathways to supramolecular aggregation - p. 55 11. Chapter Four: Highlights in gold luminescence - p. 105 12. Chapter Five: Pyridine-appended thiosemicarbazone complexes of iron: A complex mechanistic behaviour - p. 183 13. Chapter Six: Comparative analysis of palladium, nickel and copper phosphane/carbene catalysts in Suzuki–Miyaura couplings: Mechanistic insights and reactivity trends - p. 219 14. Chapter Seven: 1H-Pyrazole macrocycles in molecular recognition and self-assembling processes - p. 259 15. Chapter Eight: Developing Ni and Pd precatalysts for demanding cross-coupling reactions - p. 285 16. Chapter Nine: Recent advances in homogenous catalysis by molybdenum sulfide clusters and their reaction mechanisms - p. 317 17. Chapter Ten: Tailoring magnetic properties of transition metals mixed oxides obtained by soft chemistry synthesis routes - p. 355 18. Index - p. 385
The editors of the volume Inorganic Chemistry in Spain have intended to achieve a collection of some chapters featuring the work of Spanish experts in Inorganic Chemistry, each one having specific expertise in some field. Areas that cover theory, classical coordination compounds, new materials, supramolecular assemblies, mechanisms of reactions, magnetism, organometallic complexes, and catalysis are included. In all cases, a special relevance is given to a deep understanding of the behavioural properties of the compounds featured, not only to their mere preparation methodologies, which had been historically related to classical Inorganic Chemistry.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Advisory Board - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. xi 7. Preface - p. xv 8. Chapter One: Activation of hydrogen peroxide with biologically inspired non-heme iron and manganese catalysts: From simple molecular complexes to modification of the second coordination sphere - p. 1 9. Chapter Two: Structural diversity and magnetic properties of three complete series of coordination polymers with lanthanoids and anilato ligands: Size, electronegativity and synthesis method matter - p. 21 10. Chapter Three: Exploring aurophilic interactions in P,C–Au(I)–Y complexes: Pathways to supramolecular aggregation - p. 55 11. Chapter Four: Highlights in gold luminescence - p. 105 12. Chapter Five: Pyridine-appended thiosemicarbazone complexes of iron: A complex mechanistic behaviour - p. 183 13. Chapter Six: Comparative analysis of palladium, nickel and copper phosphane/carbene catalysts in Suzuki–Miyaura couplings: Mechanistic insights and reactivity trends - p. 219 14. Chapter Seven: 1H-Pyrazole macrocycles in molecular recognition and self-assembling processes - p. 259 15. Chapter Eight: Developing Ni and Pd precatalysts for demanding cross-coupling reactions - p. 285 16. Chapter Nine: Recent advances in homogenous catalysis by molybdenum sulfide clusters and their reaction mechanisms - p. 317 17. Chapter Ten: Tailoring magnetic properties of transition metals mixed oxides obtained by soft chemistry synthesis routes - p. 355 18. Index - p. 385
