Metal Organic Chemistry

Metal organic chemistry is a field that studies all compounds that contain metals and organic molecules/ligands. Organometallic chemistry is a subfield of metal organic chemistry because it deals only with compounds that contain at least one metal carbon bond. By the end of this course you should be able to make an educative guess about the stability and reactivity of a given metal organic compound, and propose a reasonable mechanism based on standard reaction steps in metal organic reactions.

Lecture 2: Main Group Organometallics

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Lecture 3: Transition Metal Organometallics

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Lecture 4: Reactions at ligands

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Lecture 5: Insertion and Elimination

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Lecture 6: Oxidative Addition and Reductive Elimination

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Lecture 7: Metal Carbenes and Metathesis

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