Lecture

Metal Carbonyls: Bonding and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the historical background and importance of metal-carbonyls, their presence in nature, toxicity, bonding with CO, molecular orbital diagrams, bonding modes, IR spectra effects, and reactivity including reduction, nucleophilic attack, substitution, and catalytic applications in hydroformylation.

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