Jean François Bartoli

Highly oxidation resistant inorganic-porphyrin analog polyoxometalate oxidation catalysts. 2. Catalysis of olefin epoxidation and aliphatic and aromatic hydroxylations starting from .alpha.2-P2W17O61(Mn+.cntdot.Br)(n-11) (Mn+ = Mn3+,Fe3+,Co2+,Ni2+,Cu2+), including quantitative comparisons to metalloporphyrin catalysts

Daniel Mansuy, Jean François Bartoli, Pierrette Battioni et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1991 · 182 citations

Inorganic Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Quantitative Comparisons +10

Formation of a complex with a carbide bridge between two iron atoms from the reaction of (tetraphenylporphyrin)iron(II) with carbon tetraiodide

Daniel Mansuy, Jean Pierre Lecomte, J.C. Chottard et al. · Inorganic Chemistry · 1981 · 106 citations

Inorganic Compound, Inorganic Chemistry, Chemical Engineering +13

Non-heme iron polyazadentate complexes as catalysts for oxidations by H2O2: particular efficiency in aromatic hydroxylations and beneficial effects of a reducing agent

Véronique Balland, Delphine Mathieu, Nathalie Pons-Y-Moll et al. · Journal of Molecular Catalysis A Chemical · 2004 · 54 citations

Oxygen Reduction Reaction, Aromatic Hydroxylations, Chemical Engineering +7

Monooxygenation of aromatic compounds by dioxygen with bioinspired systems using non-heme iron catalysts and tetrahydropterins: comparison with other reducing agents and interesting regioselectivity favouring meta-hydroxylation

Delphine Mathieu, Jean François Bartoli, Pierrette Battioni et al. · Tetrahedron · 2004 · 18 citations

Chemical Engineering, Engineering, Alkene Metathesis +8