Migratory Insertion Kinetics
Migratory Insertion Kinetics is a mechanistic framework in organometallic chemistry that describes the rate and pathway of the intramolecular migration of a ligand to an adjacent coordinated unsaturated substrate within a metal complex, distinguishing it from other elementary steps by its characterization of the kinetic and stereochemical features of the insertion process.
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Steven A. Svejda, Lynda K. Johnson, Maurice Brookhart · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1999 · 302 citations
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