371 - 372 |
Phase separable homogeneous catalysis - Preface Hanson BE, Zoeller JR |
373 - 379 |
Aqueous biphasic catalysis : Where the reaction takes place Wachsen O, Himmler K, Cornils B |
381 - 388 |
Transition metal catalysis in fluorous media : application of a new immobilization principle to rhodium-catalyzed hydrogenation of alkenes Rutherford D, Juliette JJJ, Rocaboy C, Horvath IT, Gladysz JA |
389 - 397 |
The use of soluble polymers to effect homogeneous catalyst separation and reuse Bergbreiter DE |
399 - 411 |
Supramolecular transition metal catalysts in two-phase systems Reetz MT |
413 - 420 |
Palladium catalyzed P-C coupling - a powerful tool for the syntheses of hydrophilic phosphines Herd O, Hessler A, Hingst M, Machnitzki P, Tepper M, Stelzer O |
421 - 429 |
Amphiphilic phosphines for catalysis in the aqueous phase Hanson BE, Ding H, Kohlpaintner CW |
431 - 440 |
Various approaches to transfers improvement during biphasic catalytic hydroformylation of heavy alkenes Kalck P, Miquel L, Dessoudeix M |
441 - 448 |
The effects of pH on the molecular distribution of water soluble ruthenium(II) hydrides and its consequences on the selectivity of the catalytic hydrogenation of unsaturated aldehydes Joo F, Kovacs J, Benyei AC, Katho A |
449 - 458 |
Catalytic conversions in water, part 8 : carbonylation and hydrocarboxylation reactions catalyzed by palladium trisulfonated triphenylphosphine complexes Verspui G, Papadogianakis G, Sheldon RA |
459 - 470 |
Catalytic asymmetric hydrogenation in micellar media with amphiphilic and non-amphiphilic ligands Oehme G, Grassert I, Ziegler S, Meisel R, Fuhrmann H |
471 - 478 |
Palladium(0) allylic alkylation in a two-phase system or with a supported aqueous phase catalyst Choplin A, Dos Santos S, Quignard F, Sigismondi S, Sinou D |