WHAT ARE THOSE FACTORS WHICH GOVERN THE REACTIVITY OF ACTINIDE-TO-CARBON SIGMA BONDS?

Tobin J Marks, William J. Kennelly, Afif M. Seyam, William A. Wachter

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Abstract

The explosive growth of organometallic chemistry over the past two decades, has, until very recently, largely bypassed the actinide elements. The reason for this partly stems from early unsuccessful attempts to synthesize uranium tetraalkyls. However, the actinide metal ions offer unique electronic (5f valence orbitals) and stereochemical (high coordination numbers, unusual coordination geometries) features which suggest intriguing prospects as organometallic reagents and catalysts. This paper summarizes recent developments in the important field of sigma-bonded organoactinides. It concludes that metal ion coordination geometry plays a central role in directing the path of various chemical transformations.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationUnknown Host Publication Title
PublisherAEC
Pages300-306
Number of pages7
Publication statusPublished - 1800
EventRare Earth Res Conf, 11th, Proc - Traverse City, MI, USA
Duration: Oct 7 1974 → Oct 10 1974

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OtherRare Earth Res Conf, 11th, Proc
CityTraverse City, MI, USA
Period10/7/74 → 10/10/74

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Actinides
Organometallics
Metal ions
Carbon
Geometry
Chemical elements
Uranium
Catalysts

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Engineering(all)

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Marks, T. J., Kennelly, W. J., Seyam, A. M., & Wachter, W. A. (1800). WHAT ARE THOSE FACTORS WHICH GOVERN THE REACTIVITY OF ACTINIDE-TO-CARBON SIGMA BONDS? In Unknown Host Publication Title (pp. 300-306). AEC.

WHAT ARE THOSE FACTORS WHICH GOVERN THE REACTIVITY OF ACTINIDE-TO-CARBON SIGMA BONDS? / Marks, Tobin J; Kennelly, William J.; Seyam, Afif M.; Wachter, William A.

Unknown Host Publication Title. AEC, 1800. p. 300-306.

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Marks, TJ, Kennelly, WJ, Seyam, AM & Wachter, WA 1800, WHAT ARE THOSE FACTORS WHICH GOVERN THE REACTIVITY OF ACTINIDE-TO-CARBON SIGMA BONDS? in Unknown Host Publication Title. AEC, pp. 300-306, Rare Earth Res Conf, 11th, Proc, Traverse City, MI, USA, 10/7/74.
Marks TJ, Kennelly WJ, Seyam AM, Wachter WA. WHAT ARE THOSE FACTORS WHICH GOVERN THE REACTIVITY OF ACTINIDE-TO-CARBON SIGMA BONDS? In Unknown Host Publication Title. AEC. 1800. p. 300-306
Marks, Tobin J ; Kennelly, William J. ; Seyam, Afif M. ; Wachter, William A. / WHAT ARE THOSE FACTORS WHICH GOVERN THE REACTIVITY OF ACTINIDE-TO-CARBON SIGMA BONDS?. Unknown Host Publication Title. AEC, 1800. pp. 300-306
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