Organozirconium compounds in organic synthesis: cleavage reactions of carbon-zirconium bonds

Articles in the same Issue

1. A detailed description of the mechanism of reaction of Grignard reagents with ketones
2. The role of electron transfer and charge transfer in organometallic chemistry
3. New applications of metal carbonyls as reagents and catalysts in synthesis
4. Reactive intermediates in the synthesis and chemistry of organosilacycles
5. Model studies of metal catalyzed CO reduction
6. New aspects of organic syntheses catalyzed by group VIII metal complexes
7. Carbon-hydrogen bond activation in transition metal compounds
8. Stereoselective substitution reactions at the metal atom of optically active organo-tin compounds
9. Nickel and palladium complex catalyzed cross-coupling reactions of organometallic reagents with organic halides
10. New iron-porphyrin complexes with metal-carbon bond - biological implications
11. The chemistry of boron-cage compounds
12. Theoretical and structural studies on organometallic cluster molecules
13. Stereoelectronic modulation of dioxygen coordination
14. Tantalacyclopentane complexes and their role in the catalytic dimerization of olefins
15. Organozirconium compounds in organic synthesis: cleavage reactions of carbon-zirconium bonds
16. Structural investigations of organometallic compounds in the USSR