Organometallic Chemistry: Lecture Notes
George G. Stanley
The full lecture notes of a graduate organometallic course, with detailed mechanisms for hydrogenation, hydroformylation, polymerization and Pd-catalyzed coupling. Ideal if you want to understand how catalysts really work.
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