Multiphase Homogeneous Catalysis

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This long-awaited two-volume handbook is the one-stop reference for everybody working in the field of multiphase catalysis. Covering academic and industrial applications, it will set the standard for future developments. All editors are top scientists with an industrial or academic background, and have put together an international team to present every facet of this fascinating methodology -- including aqueous phase catalysis, ionic liquids, flourous phase chemistry, supercritical solvents and catalysis with polymer bound ligands -- in a compact and competent manner.Content: Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 2–23): Boy Cornils, Wolfgang A. Herrmann, Istvan T. Horvath, Walter Leitner, Stefan Mecking, Helene Olivier?Bourbigou and Dieter VogtChapter 2.1 Introduction (pages 25–39): Boy CornilsChapter 2.2 State?of?the?Art (pages 40–95): Andre Lubineau, Jacques Auge and Marie?Christine ScherrmannChapter 2.3 Homogeneous Catalysis in the Aqueous Phase as a Special Unit Operation (pages 96–147): Zai?Sha Mao and Chao YangChapter 2.4 Typical Reactions (pages 148–290): Boy Cornils and Emile G. KuntzChapter 2.5 Commercial Applications (pages 291–296): Boy CornilsChapter 2.6 Supported Aqueous?Phase Catalysis as the Alternative Method (pages 297–304): Henri Delmas, Ulises Jauregui?Haza and Anne?Marie WilhelmChapter 2.7 The Way Ahead: What Should be Done in the Future? (pages 305–308): Boy Cornils and Wolfgang A. HerrmannChapter 3.1 Introduction (pages 310–312): Dieter VogtChapter 3.2 State?of?the?Art and Typical Reactions (pages 313–329): Dieter VogtChapter 3.3 Economical Applications (SHOP Process) (pages 330–334): Dieter VogtChapter 3.4 Conclusions and Outlook (pages 335–337): Dieter VogtChapter 4.1 Introduction (pages 340–345): Istvan T. HorvathChapter 4.2 State?of?the?Art and Typical Reactions (pages 346–402): Siegfried Schneider, Carl Christoph Tzschucke and Willi BannwarthChapter 4.3 Concluding Remarks (page 403): Istvan T. HorvathChapter 5.1 General Introduction (pages 406–412): Yves ChauvinChapter 5.2 State?of?the?Art (pages 413–546): Helene Olivier?Bourbigou and Christophe ValleeChapter 5.3 Commercial Applications and Aspects (pages 547–587): Alain Forestiere and Frederic FavreChapter 5.4 Preliminary (Eco?)Toxicological Risk Profiles of Ionic Liquids (pages 588–600): Johannes Ranke, Frauke Stock, Reinhold Stormann, Kerstin Molter, Jens Hoffmann, Bernd Ondruschka and Bernd JastorffChapter 5.5 Concluding Remarks and Outlook (pages 601–603): Helene Olivier?BourbigouChapter 6.1 Introduction (pages 606–629): Aaron M. ScurtoChapter 6.2 State?of?the?Art (Applications of SCFs in Areas other than Catalysis) (pages 630–643): Nils TheyssenChapter 6.3 Homogeneous Catalysis in Supercritical Solvents as a Special Unit Operation (pages 644–658): Charles M. Gordon and Walter LeitnerChapter 6.4 Typical Reactions (pages 659–733): Charles M. Gordon and Walter LeitnerChapter 6.5 Economics and Scale?Up (pages 734–746): Peter Licence and Martyn PoliakoffChapter 6.6 The Way Ahead: What Should be Done in the Future? (pages 747–749): Walter LeitnerChapter 7.1 Introduction (pages 752–762): Stefan MeckingChapter 7.2 State?of?the?Art (pages 763–764): Stefan MeckingChapter 7.3 Homogeneous Catalysis with Soluble Polymer?Bound Catalysts as a Unit Operation (pages 765–775): Stefan MeckingChapter 7.4 Typical Reactions (pages 776–834): Christian Muller and Dieter VogtChapter 7.5 Toward Economic Applications (pages 835–839): Uwe Dingerdissen and Juan AlmenaChapter 7.6 What Should be Done in the Future? (pages 840–841): Stefan MeckingChapter 8 Multiphase Processes as the Future of Homogeneous Catalysis (pages 843–852): Boy Cornils and Wolfgang A. Herrmann