Lutz Greb

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Heidelberg University

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Professor Lutz Greb is a faculty member at Universität Heidelberg, Germany. His research areas include Lewis acidity, NMR spectroscopy, and coordination chemistry, as evidenced by his recent scholarly articles. He has made significant contributions to the understanding of interactions in Silicon Z-Type complexes and the dynamics of Pd(0)/Pd(II) electromerism. His work also explores the thermodynamics of Lewis pair formation and the structural properties of novel silicon compounds.

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Articles (20)

Co-Ligand-Dependent Rh(I)–Si(IV) Interactions in Silicon Z-Type Complexes

Critical Evaluation of Childs Method for the NMR Spectroscopic Scaling of Effective Lewis Acidity: Limitations and Resolution of Earlier Discrepancies

Pd(0)/Pd(II) Electromerism Triggered by Lewis Base Coordination to a Redox‐Active Silicon Z‐Type Ligand

Pd(0)/Pd(II) Elektromerie durch Lewis‐Basen Koordination an einem Redox‐Aktiven Silizium Z‐Typ Ligand

Amplifying Lewis acidity by oxidation: leveraging the redox-activity of bis(3,6-di-tert-butyl-catecholato)silane

Structural constraint at a P–P bond: phosphinophosphination of alkenes, alkynes, and carbonyls by a concerted mechanism

What distinguishes the strength and the effect of a Lewis base: insights with a strong chromogenic silicon Lewis acid

A Benchmark Study of DFT‐Computed p‐Block Element Lewis Pair Formation Enthalpies Against Experimental Calorimetric Data

Tetra-Amido Macrocyclic Ligand (TAML) at Silicon(IV): A Structurally Constrained, Water-Soluble Silicon Lewis Superacid

Supramolecular trapping of a cationic all-metal σ-aromatic {Bi4} ring

Calix[4]pyrrolato-germane-(thf)2: Unlocking the Anti-van’t Hoff–Le Bel Reactivity of Germanium(IV) by Ligand Dissociation

Catechol‐Mediated Redox‐Neutral One‐pot Transformation of SiO2 into SiPh4

Trialkoxysilane Exchange: Scope, Mechanism, Cryptates and pH‐Response

Trialkoxysilane Exchange: Scope, Mechanism, Cryptates and pH‐Response

Redox‐Active Lewis Pairs Yield Diradicaloids and Enable Modular Control of the Diradical Character

Bis(amidophenolato)phosphonium: Si−H Hydride Abstraction and Phosphorus‐Ligand Cooperative Activation of C−C Multiple Bonds

Silicon Catalyzed C−O Bond Ring Closing Metathesis of Polyethers

Silicon Catalyzed C−O Bond Ring Closing Metathesis of Polyethers

Dihydrogen Activation with a Neutral, Intermolecular Silicon(IV)‐Amine Frustrated Lewis Pair

Silicon Carbamates by CO2 Fixation: Brønsted Acid Labile Precursor of a Lewis Superacid

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Jürgen Graf

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