Reedijk J. Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry III. Vol 8. 3ed 2023 torrent

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Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry III, a ten-volume reference work, is intended to cover fundamental principles, recent discoveries, and significant applications of elements and their compounds. Authored by renowned experts in the field and edited by a world-class editorial board, each chapter provides a thorough and in-depth overview of the topic covered, featuring resources which will be useful to students, researchers, faculty as well as those in the industry.
Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry III focuses on main group chemistry, biological inorganic chemistry, solid state and materials chemistry, catalysis, and new developments in electrochemistry and photochemistry, as well as NMR and diffraction methods for studying inorganic compounds.
The work expands on our 2013 work Comprehensive Inorganic Chemistry II while also adding new volumes on cutting-edge research areas and techniques for studying inorganic compounds. Researchers seeking background information on a specific problem involving the synthesis of inorganic compounds, as well as applications for numerous elements from the periodic table, and their compounds, will be able to rely on and refer to this authoritative scientific resource time and again.
In this Volume the editor has compiled 19 chapters discussing recent developments in a variety of developments in the field. The introductory chapter overviews the several topics, including photoactivation and imaging reagents. The first chapters include a discussion of using luminescent coordination and organometallic compounds for organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) and applications to highlight the importance of developing future highly efficient luminescent transition metal compounds. The use of metal compounds in photo-induced bond activation and catalysis is highlighted by non-sacrificial photocatalysis and redox photocatalysis, which is another fundamental area of immense research interest and development. This work facilitates applications like biological probes, drug delivery and imaging reagents. Photochemical CO2 reduction
and water oxidation catalysis has been addressed in several chapters. Use of such inorganic compounds in solar fuels and photocatalysis remains crucial for a sustainable environment. Finally, the photophysics and photochemistry of lanthanoid compounds is discussed, with their potential use of doped lanthanoids in luminescence imaging reagents.
Introduction: Inorganic photochemistry
Luminescent transition-metal complexes and their applications in electroluminescence
Non-sacrificial photocatalysis
Redox photocatalysis
Luminescence chemosensors, biological probes, and imaging reagents
Photoactivated metal complexes for drug delivery
Photochemical CO2 reduction
Water oxidation catalysis in natural and artificial photosynthesis
Photochromic materials
Photochemically driven molecular machines based on coordination compounds
Lanthanide-doped upconversion nanomaterials
Lanthanides as luminescence imaging reagents
Ultrafast dynamics of photoinduced processes in coordination compounds
Luminescent supramolecular assemblies
Multicomponent supramolecular photochemistry
Recent progress and application of computational chemistry to understand inorganic photochemistry
Structural characterization of excited state transition metal complexes by x-ray transient absorption spectroscopies
d-d and charge transfer photochemistry of 3d metal complexes
Luminescence properties of the actinides and actinyls