Victor J. Johnston

Metal alkoxides: models for metal oxides. 17. Reductive cleavage of carbon monoxide to carbide and oxide by ditungsten and tetratungsten alkoxides. Crystal and molecular structures of W4(.mu.4-C)(OCH2-c-Pen)14, W4(.mu.4-C)(O)(OCH2-tert-Bu)12 and W4(.mu.4-C)(O)(O-i-Pr)12

Malcolm H. Chisholm, Charles E. Hammond, Victor J. Johnston et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1992 · 69 citations

Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Materials Science +11

The new binary carbonyl tetraosmium tetradecacarbonyl: an example of carbonyl exchange on the infrared time scale

Victor J. Johnston, Frederick W. B. Einstein, Roland K. Pomeroy · Organometallics · 1988 · 35 citations

Natural Sciences, Biochemistry, Chemistry +10

Synthesis and structure of tetraosmium hexadecacarbonyl, a metal carbonyl analog of cyclobutane

Victor J. Johnston, Frederick W. B. Einstein, Roland K. Pomeroy · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1987 · 28 citations

Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry +6

Structures of the new binary metal carbonyl Os4(CO)15 and (.eta.5-C5Me5)(OC)IrOs3(CO)11. Clusters with three-center-two-electron metal-metal bonds?

Victor J. Johnston, Frederick W. B. Einstein, Roland K. Pomeroy · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1987 · 26 citations

Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Crystal Structure +16

Spiked-triangular versus puckered-square geometry in 64-electron osmium clusters. Synthesis and structure of Os4(CO)15(L) (L = CO, PF3, P(OCH2)3CMe)

Frederick W. B. Einstein, Victor J. Johnston, Roland K. Pomeroy · Organometallics · 1990 · 24 citations

Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Materials Science +14