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Synthetic and Mechanistic Organometallic Chemistry at the University of Virginia

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Evan Joslin

Evan Joslin

Degrees:

B.A. – Agnes Scott College (Chemistry), 2008

Research Interests: Catalysts for Olefin Hydroarylation, Metal-Mediated C-H Activation of Hydrocarbons

Research Description:

My research focuses on C-H activation of benzene and hydroarylation of α-olefins using d6-octahedral ruthenium complexes, more specifically, complexes of the form TpRu(L)(NCCH3)Ph where L consists ligands of varying electronic and steric profiles.  I am specifically looking at L = P(O)(OCH2)2CCH3 which is predicted to be a better π-acid than the previously investigated P(OCH2)3CEt.  Additionally, I am studying L = Me-pyrazine which, based on previous experimental results, is potentially similar in electron donating ability as CO but has a larger steric profile.

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