Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples

This article examines the results of research published be- tween 2000 and 2012, which found experimental evidence of cyclic species containing the fragment carbon-fluorine-transition metal. 25 Examples (numbered throughout this paper) with 20 different metals and a wide variety of chemical environm...

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Autores: Maribel Arroyo Carranza; Hugo Torrens Miquel
Tipo de documento: Artículo
Estado:Published version
Fecha de publicación:2013
País:México
Institución:UNAM
Repositorio:Redalyc-UNAM
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Nivel de acceso:Acceso abierto
Palabra clave:Química
Carbon
theory
fluorine
structure
bond activation
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description This article examines the results of research published be- tween 2000 and 2012, which found experimental evidence of cyclic species containing the fragment carbon-fluorine-transition metal. 25 Examples (numbered throughout this paper) with 20 different metals and a wide variety of chemical environments have been gathered. A similar analysis brings together almost 40 transitional states and intermediates resulting from theoretical work studying the transition metal mediated carbon-fluorine bond activation. Among other aspects, this review is useful to recognize the specific characteristics which determine whether the C-F activation process is carried out through a concerted process, a mechanism assisted by auxiliary ligands or by free radicals.
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spelling Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples Maribel Arroyo Carranza Hugo Torrens Miquel Química Carbon theory fluorine structure bond activation This article examines the results of research published be- tween 2000 and 2012, which found experimental evidence of cyclic species containing the fragment carbon-fluorine-transition metal. 25 Examples (numbered throughout this paper) with 20 different metals and a wide variety of chemical environments have been gathered. A similar analysis brings together almost 40 transitional states and intermediates resulting from theoretical work studying the transition metal mediated carbon-fluorine bond activation. Among other aspects, this review is useful to recognize the specific characteristics which determine whether the C-F activation process is carried out through a concerted process, a mechanism assisted by auxiliary ligands or by free radicals. Sociedad Química de México 1870-249X https://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=47527856012
spellingShingle Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples
Maribel Arroyo Carranza
Química
Carbon
theory
fluorine
structure
bond activation
status_str publishedVersion
title Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples
title_full Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples
title_fullStr Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples
title_full_unstemmed Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples
title_short Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples
title_sort Cyclic C-F-Metal Containig Species. Solid State and Computational Examples
topic Química
Carbon
theory
fluorine
structure
bond activation
topic_facet Química
Carbon
theory
fluorine
structure
bond activation
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