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Douglas W. Stephan

Toronto
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Chemistry Professor, University of Toronto
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Frustrated Lewis Pairs for Metal-free Hydrogenation Catalysis: Alternative activation strategies to precious and transition metals in catalysis

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By Douglas W. Stephan
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FLP-CO2 adducts: Convenient sources of frustrated Lewis pairs for stoichiometric and catalytic chemistry

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By Jordan Thomson, Marc-André Courtemanche, Rebecca Neu, Douglas W. Stephan
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FLP-CO2 adducts: Convenient sources of frustrated Lewis pairs for stoichiometric and catalytic chemistry The compounds [tBu3PCO2B(C6F5)3] 1 and [TMPH][C5H6Me4NCO2B(C6F5)3] 7 are easily handled synthons releasing CO2 on warming generating the corresponding FLPs which can activate H2, disulfides, alkynes, silanes and phenols.
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Johnson Matthey Technology Review

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By Douglas W. Stephan, Jason Dawes, Daniel J. Sheldon, Deepak Kapoor
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