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January 1, 1998Chemical Communications

Fast and selective homogeneous hydrogenation with nickel(II) phosphane catalysts

I.M. Angulo Alexander M. Kluwer Elisabeth Bouwman

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Abstract

Nickel(II) phosphane complexes are able to hydrogenate oct-1-ene to n-octane with high turnover numbers and high selectivities at low temperature and moderate pressure.

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