Chemistry of Platinum and Palladium Metal Complexes in Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis: A Mini Review
Keywords:
complexes, homogeneous, heterogeneous, Palladium, platinum, catalystAbstract
Transition metal complexes of platinum and palladium are most widely used in catalysis. Many synthetic reactions have been carried out with such complexes (used as a catalyst) which have specifically polymer ligands, through hydrosilylation, acetoxylation, hydrogenation, hydro-formylation, oligo-merisation and polymerization. Almost many platinum and palladium catalysts are heterogeneous in nature i.e. the reaction taking place on a solid surface. Now from few years homogeneous catalysts which are completely soluble in the liquid phase reactant, has acknowledged too much attention, yet having small industrial applications, mainly due to the striving of platinum and palladium complexes separation from the catalytic products. More recently a transitional type of platinum and palladium catalysts have been synthesized through attachment of the activated transition metal complexes on the surface of polymer support particularly insoluble which has been establish to offer
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