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Transition metals enclosed in supramolecular capsules: assembly,

characterization and application in catalysis

Koblenz, T.S.

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2010

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Koblenz, T. S. (2010). Transition metals enclosed in supramolecular capsules: assembly,

characterization and application in catalysis.

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1

Reactivity Within a Confined Self-Assembled Nanospace:

A Review

1

Chapter 2

Diphosphine Based Capsules for the Encapsulation of

Transition Metals

31

Chapter 3

Design of Metallo Diphosphine Capsules

59

Chapter 4

Control of the Coordination Geometry Around Platinum

by a Supramolecular Capsule

97

Chapter 5

Bismetallo Capsules Based on Two Ionic Diphosphines

115

Chapter 6

Encapsulation of a Rhodium Hydroformylation Catalyst in

a Diphosphine Based Capsule

137

Chapter 7

Hydrogen Bond Functionalized Diphosphines: Synthesis

and Aggregation Behaviour

167

Summary

181

Samenvatting

185

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