The Journal of Organic Chemistry · 1999 · 362 citations · 26 references
Chemical EngineeringSeveral Ruthenium-based CatalystsEngineeringThermolytic Decomposition PathwaysAlkene MetathesisBimolecular PathwaysOrganic ChemistryCatalysisMolecular CatalysisChemistryCatalyst DecompositionCatalytic Synthesis
Thermolytic decomposition pathways were studied for several ruthenium carbene-based olefin metathesis catalysts. Substituted carbenes were found to decompose through bimolecular pathways while the unsubstituted carbene was found to decomposed unimolecularly. Implications for ring-closing metathesis are discussed, and the longevity of several ruthenium-based catalysts are compared.
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Safe and Convenient Procedure for Solvent Purification
Amy B. Pangborn, Michael A. Giardello, Robert H. Grubbs et al. · Organometallics · 1996 · 2.7K citations
Peter Schwab, Robert H. Grubbs, Joseph W. Ziller · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1996 · 2.1K citations
Inorganic Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Crystal Structure +11