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NPTEL Subject Matter Expert : Prof. A.G. Samuelson
NPTEL Co-ordinating Institute : IISc Bangalore
NPTEL Lecture Count : 40
NPTEL Course Size : 18 GB
NPTEL PDF Text Transcription : Available and Included
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Lecture Titles:
Lecture 1 - Introduction to Organometallic chemistry
Lecture 2 - Metal carbonyl complexes
Lecture 3 - Metal carbonyls - Part II
Lecture 4 - Ligand substitution reactions
Lecture 5 - Substitutes for carbonyl ligands
Lecture 6 - Carbene complexes
Lecture 7 - Carbene complexes (Continued...)
Lecture 8 - Non-Carbon Ancillary ligands
Lecture 9 - Non-Carbon Ancillary ligands (Continued...)
Lecture 10 - Metal alkyl complexes
Lecture 11 - Ligand Insertion Reactions
Lecture 12 - Metal alkene complexes
Lecture 13 - Alkynes ?2 bonding
Lecture 14 - Metal dihydrogen and hydrides
Lecture 15 - Migratory Insertion reaction with alkynes
Lecture 16 - ηm (m=4 dienes and m=2n,polyenes)
Lecture 17 - Oxidative addition & Vaskas complex mechanism
Lecture 18 - Reductive elimination
Lecture 19 - Reductive Elimination mechanism
Lecture 20 - Oxidative coupling with C-C bond formation
Lecture 21 - Metathesis reactions
Lecture 22 - Metal-allyls - ? 3 complexes-synthesis, bonding
Lecture 23 - Metal-allyls - η 3 complexes-fluxionality, reactivity
Lecture 24 - C-C single bond forming reactions
Lecture 25 - ? 5 Cyclopentadienyl - complexes
Lecture 26 - η6 arene Metal complexes
Lecture 27 - Half sandwich complexes
Lecture 28 - Reactivity changes in coordinated ligands
Lecture 29 - The isolobal analogy
Lecture 30 - Fluxional Properties of Organometallics
Lecture 31 - Quantifying Steric and electronic factors
Lecture 32 - Hydrogenation reactions
Lecture 33 - Addition of HX to olefins
Lecture 34 - Reactions with CO insertion
Lecture 35 - Organometallics promoted C-X coupling
Lecture 36 - Organometallic polymerization
Lecture 37 - C-H activation
Lecture 38 - Asymmetric Catalysis
Lecture 39 - Medicinal applications of organometallic complexes
Lecture 40 - Special Properties and Applications