Coordination chemistry : a century of progress : developed from a symposium sponsored by the Divisions of the History of Chemistry, Chemical Education, Inc., and Inorganic Chemistry, Inc., at the 205th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Denver, Colorado, March 28-April 2, 1993

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American Chemical Society. Meeting (205th : 1993 : Denver, Colo.)

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9780841229501

9780841229587

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American Chemical Society. Meeting (205th : 1993 : Denver, Colo.)

Yayım Bilgisi:

Washington, DC : American Chemical Society, 1994.

Fiziksel Tanım:

xvi, 464 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Series:

ACS symposium series, 565

Series Title:

ACS symposium series, 0097-6156 ; 565

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"1893-1993"--Cover.

Konu Terimleri:

Coordination compounds -- Congresses.

Quimica de coordenacao

Added Author:

Kauffman, George B., 1930-

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American Chemical Society. Division of the History of Chemistry.

American Chemical Society. Division of Chemical Education.

American Chemical Society. Division of Inorganic Chemistry.

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Contains biographical chapters on famous chemists, historical and contemporary, in coordination chemistry and chapters describing historical aspects of the field. Examines current issues in isomerism and other aspects of coordination chemistry. Reviews applications of coordination chemistry, including solvent extraction of metals, materials chemistry, and environmental chemistry. Includes contributions from Nobel laureates Glenn T. Seaborg and Linus Pauling, and an introduction by Joseph Chatt. Organized to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the publication of Alfred Werner's coordination theory, the volume's 37 chapters include papers presented at the Coordination Chemistry Symposium as well as additional invited papers.

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This monograph was developed from the ACS Symposium on Coordination Chemistry held in 1993 at the 205th National Meeting. There are 37 chapters, 28 from papers presented at the symposium and nine others from additional sources. (Coordination chemistry studies the interaction of metal ions with organic ligands or molecular groups; notable coordination compounds include the heme portion of the blood's hemoglobin, and the green plant pigment chlorophyll.) The subjects are diverse: biographical; history of coordination chemistry as a whole; history of various aspects of the field; and chapters on reviews, research, and applications of coordination compounds. Each chapter is extensively annotated. There are also author, affiliation, and subject indexes. The book will be useful to historians of chemistry as well as practicing coordination chemists. Graduate through professional. J. Landesberg; Adelphi University

Preface

Introduction by Joseph Chatt

Historical Aspects

1 Theories of Coordination Compounds: Alfred Werner's TriumphGeorge B. Kauffman

2 While Waiting for Werner: Chemistry in ChainsLevi Tansjo

3 Werner's Beitrag, 1893: A Linguistic and Epistemological AnalysisLuigi Cerruti

4 J.V. Dubsky and His Participation in Werner's Coordination TheoryFrantisek Jursik and G. B. Kauffman

5 Early Structural Coordination ChemistryLinus Pauling

6 John C. Bailar, Jr. (1904-1991): Father of U.S. Coordination ChemistryGeorge B. Kauffman and Gregory S. Girolami and Daryle H. Busch

7 Kai Arne Jensen's Contribution to Coordination ChemistryHans Toftlund

8 Jannik Bjerrum (1909-1992): His Early YearsClaus E. Schaffer

9 Jannik Bjerrum's Later Life - Turning Toward Chemical Physics: Personal Recollections of a Grateful StudentChristian K. Jorgensen

10 The Contributions of David P. Mellor, Frank P. Dwyer, and Ronald S. Nyholm to Coordination ChemistryStanley E. Livingstone

11 History of Coordination Chemistry in Japan During the Period 1910 to the 1960s Specialized AspectsKazuo Yamasaki

12 The Compleat Coordination Chemistry: What a Difference a Century Makes!Daryle H. Busch

13 Coordination Chemistry of Pigments and Dyes of Historical InterestMary Virginia Orna and Adrienne W. Kozlowski and Andrea Baskinger and Tara Adams

14 The Importance of Non-BondsMichael Laing

15 Effective Atomic Number and Valence-Shell Electron-Pair Repulsion: 60 Years LaterMichael Laing

16 Brief History of the Thermodynamics of Complex Equilibria in SolutionMihaly T. Beck

17 Stabilization of Unstable d-Metal Oxidation States by Complex FormationK.B. Yatsimirskii

18 Oxidation States and dq Configurations in Inorganic Chemistry: A Historical and Up-to-Date AccountJesper Bendix and Michael Brorson and Claus E. Schaffer

19 Coordination Based on Known Free Ligands, Moderate Dissociation Rate, Weaker Electron Affinity of Central Atom Than Ionization Energy of Ligand, and Quantum ParadoxesChristian K. Jorgensen

20 The Chelate, Macrocyclic, and Cryptate EffectsIsomerismArthur E. Martell and Robert D. Hancock

21 Linkage Isomerism of Thiocyanate Bonded to Cobalt(III): From Alfred Werner to the Present DayD. A. Buckingham

22 Optical Activity in Coordination ChemistryBodie Douglas

23 Inorganic Optical ActivityR.D. Gillard

24 Chirality in Coordination CompoundsAlex von Zelewsky and Pascal Hayoz and Xiao Hua and Paul Haag

25 Equilibrium Shift Mechanism for the Pfeiffer EffectStanley Kirschner and Thaddeus Gish and Ulysses Freeman, Jr.

26 Mechanism of Optical Resolution of Octahedral Metal Complexes Compounds of Various ElementsHayami Yoneda and Katsuhiko Miyoshi

27 Nontraditional Ligands and Their Impact on Coordination ChemistryRobert W. Parry

28 Electron-Deficient Boranes as Novel Electron-Donor LigandsNorman N. Greenwood

29 Lanthanide AminopolycarboxylatesGregory R. Choppin and Pamela J. Wong

30 Hydrolysis Behavior of the Transuranium Elements ApplicationsBernd Jung and Norman M. Edelstein and Glenn T. Seaborg

31 Solvent Extraction of Metals Is Coordination ChemistryMichael Laing

32 Coordination Chemistry in the Solvent Extraction of Metals: Developments from Russian LaboratoriesYu A. Zolotov

33 Humic and Hydrous Oxide Ligands in Soil and Natural Water Metal-Ion ComplexationCooper H. Langford

34 Coordination Model of Metal-Ion Interactions with Water Hyacinth Plants

35 Design of New Chelating Agents For Removal of Intracellular Toxic MetalsMark M. Jones

36 Coordination Compounds of Metal Ions in Sol-Gel GlassesRenata Reisfeld and Christian K. Jorgensen

37 Coordination Compounds in New Materials and in Materials ProcessingHerbert D. Kaesz

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