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| Faller,
Professor
John
(1942)
(USA)
(IUCr ID: 8471)
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John Faller |
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Jack |
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professor |
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university |
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PhD awarded by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1967) in Chemistry |
| URL(s): | www.chem.yale.edu |
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Chemistry, Yale University, 227 Prospect St, New Haven, Connecticut, 06520-8107, USA (map)
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203-432-3954
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chemical crystallography, coordination chemistry, inorganic compounds, organometallic compounds, small molecules, X-ray diffraction
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(particularly 16-electron species),, accelerants; X-ray crystallography;, and chiral inhibitors, and quasi-racemates., asymmetric catalysis; asymmetric, catalysis using racemic catalysts, chiral poisoning) or chiral, complexes; kinetic resolutions, spontaneous, control the stereochemistry of organic, Current topics of interest are:, in reactions of organometallics; organometallic, lic reactions; electronic control of stereochemistry, mechanisms of inorganic and organometal, nmr of paramagnetic molecules;, nmr spectroscopy; fluxional and, organometallic compounds can be used to, Our work is aimed at understanding how, reactions., reagents for organic synthesis; pseudoenantiomeric, resolution, asymmetric transformations,, stereochemically nonrigid molecules, stereochemistry of organometallics;, transition metal complexes and
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