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Direct linkMattson, Bruce; Foster, Wendy; Greimann, Jaclyn; Hoette, Trisha; Le, Nhu; Mirich, Anne; Wankum, Shanna; Cabri, Ann; Reichenbacher, Claire; Schwanke, Erika – Journal of Chemical Education, 2013
The hydrogenation of alkenes by heterogeneous catalysts has been studied for 80 years. The foundational mechanism was proposed by Horiuti and Polanyi in 1934 and consists of three steps: (i) alkene adsorption on the surface of the hydrogenated metal catalyst, (ii) hydrogen migration to the beta-carbon of the alkene with formation of a delta-bond…
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