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Coordination Chemistry Lab
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A lab studying transition metal complex catalysts and solid catalysts.
AboutAbout the lab
Catalyst research focusing on transition metal elements.
The Coordination Chemistry Lab focuses on transition metal elements and works on research into metal complex catalysts and solid catalysts.
The lab lists coordination chemistry, organometallic chemistry, and synthetic organic chemistry as its research fields.
Its keywords include common metal elements, homogeneous molecular catalysts, activation of inert bonds, element strategy, and green chemistry.
Key terms
- Metal complex
- A compound formed when molecules or ions bind around a metal atom or ion.
- Homogeneous molecular catalyst
- A catalyst made of molecules that works dissolved in the same liquid as the reacting substances.
- Solid catalyst
- A catalyst that works as a solid, in a separate phase from the reacting substances.
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The lab focuses on transition metal elements and works on research into metal complex catalysts and solid catalysts. Its keywords include common metal elements, homogeneous molecular catalysts, carbon–carbon bond-forming reactions, activation of inert bonds, element strategy, and green chemistry.
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The members of the Coordination Chemistry Lab are faculty members, graduate students, and undergraduate students.As of 2026
- ProfessorYoshitaka Yamaguchi
- Assistant ProfessorAyako Taketoshi
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