Beatrice Kelsey Stein

Highly reduced organometallics. 20. The first general synthetic route to zerovalent titanium carbonyls; synthesis and properties of Ti(CO)5(Me2PCH2CH2PMe2)

Kai Ming., Scott R. Frerichs, Beatrice Kelsey Stein et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1988 · 48 citations

Chemical Engineering, Kai Ming, Altmetric Attention Score +6

Highly reduced organometallics. 32. Cyclopentadienyl and (pentamethylcyclopentadienyl) substituted heptacarbonyls of zero-valent titanium, zirconium, and hafnium, [(C5R5)M(CO)4]-, and derivatives thereof

John E. Ellis, Scott R. Frerichs, Beatrice Kelsey Stein · Organometallics · 1993 · 34 citations

Chemical Engineering, Derivatives, Engineering +11

Highly reduced organometallics. 19. Synthesis of carbonyl anions of titanium(0) from titanocene dicarbonyl. The first structural characterization of a carbonyl hydride of titanium

Scott R. Frerichs, Beatrice Kelsey Stein, John E. Ellis · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1987 · 34 citations

Titanocene Dicarbonyl, Chemical Engineering, Novel Organocatalysts +8

Highly reduced organometallics. 21. Halocarbonyls of Group 4 elements. Synthesis, characterization, and molecular structure of (C5Me5)Hf(CO)2(Me2PCH2CH2PMe2)Cl

Beatrice Kelsey Stein, Scott R. Frerichs, John E. Ellis · Organometallics · 1987 · 18 citations

Inorganic Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Engineering +10

Highly reduced organometallics. 33. Carbonyl hydrides of titanium and corresponding carbonyltitanates

John E. Ellis, Beatrice Kelsey Stein, Scott R. Frerichs · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1993 · 16 citations

Corresponding Carbonyltitanates, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Measurement +11