Karbonylystaptured
Karbonylystaptured is a term used in the field of organometallic chemistry to describe the process by which a metal complex captures a carbon monoxide (CO) molecule. This process is significant in the study of metal carbonyls, which are compounds containing a direct metal-carbon bond with carbon monoxide as the ligand. The capture of CO by a metal complex can occur through various mechanisms, including oxidative addition, migratory insertion, and direct coordination.
In oxidative addition, a metal complex reacts with CO to form a metal-carbon bond, often accompanied by
Karbonylystaptured complexes are often studied for their catalytic properties, as they can participate in reactions such
The study of karbonylystaptured complexes has led to the development of various catalytic systems for the