Inorganic Reactions at the Molecular Level
38th Meeting of the RSC Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms Group
in conjunction with
RSC Inorganic Biochemistry Discussion Group
Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
Oxford University
4th-6th January 2009
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The study of reaction mechanisms in Main Group, Coordination, Supramolecular, Bioinorganic, and Organometallic Chemistry is a firmly established field in Inorganic Chemistry. Recent advances in kinetic instrumentation and experimental procedures for the study of reaction intermediates, as well as the development of powerful computational procedures, facilitate a more comprehensive understanding of the intimate details of the different types of reactions.
Each year the Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry, in conjunction with a European University, organises a Meeting dedicated to studies on the mechanistic aspects of reactions in Inorganic Chemistry. The 38th IRMG Meeting was held jointly with the Royal Society of Chemistry Inorganic Biochemistry Discussion Group at Oxford University from the 4th-6th of January 2009. Some areas covered were: photochemistry, small molecule activation, energy and organometallic catalysis.
The next meeting of the IRMG will be held in Kloster Banz (Banz Monstery), Germany, 7-10 January 2010
Previous Meetings of the IRMG:
2007: York