Title:	Hydrogen Transfer Reactions
Authors:	J. Ramón, Diego Guillena, Gabriela
Keywords:	Hydrogen
Issue Date:	2016
Publisher:	Springer International Publishing Switzerland
Description:	This book is concerned with one of the most common elements in the universe: Hydrogen. The organic chemistry of the hydrogen transfer process dates back to the mid-nineteenth and the early twentieth centuries, and it arises from the investigations of core organic scientists, such as Cannizzaro (1853), Tishchenko (1908), Guerbet (1909), Meerwein (1925), Ponndorf (1926), Verley (1925), and Oppenauer (1937), among others. Due to its long history, it could be assumed that no further development can be done in this field. However, the hydrogen transfer process is a very active research field, open currently to new discoveries, and constantly growing. The processes, being sustainable and both environmentally benign and non-hazardous, compared to other alternative processes, foreshadow a promising future. The authors of the different chapters are active researchers in the field, allowing the reader to be introduced easily and quickly into a specific area. Similarly, their experience teaches us about mature areas as well as those areas that are in their early development or in aspects that have not yet been resolved, and unapproachable issues.
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/74218
ISBN:	978-3-319-43049-2
Appears in Collections:	Chemistry

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