Halogen Bonding in Solution
1. Edition February 2021
VIII, 281 Pages, Hardcover
200 Pictures (50 Colored Figures)
Monograph
ISBN:
978-3-527-34731-5
Wiley-VCH, Weinheim
Short Description
This unique book highlights recent developments in halogen bonding in solution, including applications in organic synthesis, biochemistry, and electrochemistry.
Further versions
1. Introduction
2. Halogen Bonding in Organocatalysis
3. Molecular Iodine as Catalyst
4. Molecular Iodine in Industrial Applications
5. Anion Transport via Halogen Bonding
6. Anion Binding with XB, Part I
7. Anion Binding with XB, Part II
8. Halogen Bonding with N-X-N motifs
9. Spectroscopy of XB in solution
10. XB in Biochemistry, Part I
11. XB in Biochemistry, Part II
12. XB in Electrochemistry
13. XB in the Solid State and in Solution: A Comparison
14. Outlook
2. Halogen Bonding in Organocatalysis
3. Molecular Iodine as Catalyst
4. Molecular Iodine in Industrial Applications
5. Anion Transport via Halogen Bonding
6. Anion Binding with XB, Part I
7. Anion Binding with XB, Part II
8. Halogen Bonding with N-X-N motifs
9. Spectroscopy of XB in solution
10. XB in Biochemistry, Part I
11. XB in Biochemistry, Part II
12. XB in Electrochemistry
13. XB in the Solid State and in Solution: A Comparison
14. Outlook
Stefan Huber is associate professor of organic chemistry at Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany, since 2014. His research interest is the development of applications for halogen bonding and chalcogen bonding in solution, with a strong focus on organocatalysis and molecular recognition. He has, inter alia, received an ERC Starting Grant, the Hoechst Dozentenpreis by the Aventis Foundation and the Robert-Sauer-Prize of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences.
