Catalysis by gold
Catalysis TodayPublished 20 January 2005
Graham J. Hutchings
Citations356
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Abstract
The recent interest in gold catalysis provides the focus for this perspectives paper. Until recently gold has been overlooked as a key component of both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts. Two observations in the 1980s showed that gold could be a catalyst of choice, but it is only relatively recently that gold has been shown to be a very versatile redox catalyst. In this paper aspects of both the background to this interest and some of the recent work on gold will be discussed.
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