Lecture Notes On Fullerene Chemistry: A Handbook For Chemists
A Handbook for Chemists
- 288 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
The fullerenes, hailed as one of the discoveries of the century, have created whole new fields of organic/organometallic chemistry and of physics. Together with the related nanotubes, they hold the promise of providing new materials with novel chemical and solid state properties. The cost of the basic fullerenes is now such that research into them is feasible for very many chemists.This book describes the fundamental aspects of fullerene chemistry. Following brief background on the discovery, basic fullerene nomenclature, and relevant properties (including those of endohedral fullerenes and nanotubes), there are chapters describing the rules governing the addition patterns, and each of the reaction types with representative examples. Leading references are given to key papers describing individual reactions and phenomena.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Preface
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Structure and Properties of Fullerenes
- 3 Addition Patterns
- 4 Hydrogenation
- 5 Reduction by Electron Addition, and Reaction of Fullerene Radical Anions with Electrophiles
- 6 Nucleophilic Addition, and Reaction of Fullerene Anions with Electrophiles
- 7 Radical Reactions
- 8 Nucleophilic Substitution of Fullerenes: Fullerenes as Electrophiles
- 9 Cycloadditions
- 10 Oxidation and the Formation of Radical Cations and Cations
- 11 Inorganic and Organometallic Derivatives of Fullerenes
- 12 Polymers, Dendrimers, Dimers, Dumb-bells and Related Structures
- 13 Heterofullerenes
- 14 The Chemistry of Incar-fullerenes (Endohedral Fullerenes)