Citation: Wang Baoli. Reactions of Complexes and Carbon Monoxide[J]. Chemistry, ;2020, 83(4): 296-307. shu

Reactions of Complexes and Carbon Monoxide

Wang Baoli

State Key Laboratory of Polymer Physics and Chemistry, Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun, 130022

Received Date: 12 December 2019
Accepted Date: 15 January 2020

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Carbon monoxide is an important feedstock in the development of a sustainable chemical economy. We hope to produce high value-added chemicals catalytically from carbon monoxide to reduce the ties to fossil fuels, such as petroleum. Studies on the reactions of homogeneous complexes and carbon monoxide could help us understand the principle of the transformation and utilization of carbon monoxide, and develop new catalysts to exploit carbon monoxide resource. In this review, the reactions of various kinds of complexes and carbon monoxide were discussed based on the reactive site of complexes to make us learn the fundamental principle of reactivities of carbon monoxide at the molecular level. The hard issues were also summarized in the hope of more researchers might be engaging in this fields to achieve the production of more chemicals using carbon monoxide.
- Carbon monoxide,
- Rare earth,
- Transition metal,
- Complex,
- Fischer-Tropsch process
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