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How to Use this Encyclopedia

Abbreviations Used hom. homogen, homogeneous(ly)
HT high temperature
abbr. abbreviation i.a. inter alia
acc. according to, accordingly L (in Figures) ligand
AT Austrian Patent manuf(d)(ng). manufacture(d)(ing)
bp boiling point MMBPD million barrels per day
bpd barrels per day m/m molar ratio
C.A. Chemical Abstracts MM t million tons
CA (CAN) Canadian Patent MM tpy million tonnes per year
calcn(s). calculation(s) (= Mtpy)
calc(d)(ng). calculat(ed)(ing) mp melting point
cat(s). catalyst(s), catalytical(ly), mwd molecular weight distribution
catalysis, catalyzing, mw(s) molecular weight(s)
catalyze(d,s) N nitrogen
cc. cross-coupling O oxygen
CEN Chemical Engineering News *P growing polymer chain
CN Chinese Patent prep(d)(n). prepared, preparation
comb(s). combination(s) press. pressure
comp(s). component(s) proc(s). process(es)
conc(s). concentration(s), prod(s). production, product(s)
concentrated prop(s). property, properties
cond(s). condition(s)
PT Periodic Table
cont. continuous(ly)
® trade mark
conv(s). conversion(s)
rac. racemic
cpd(s). compound(s)
rt room temperature
D warm, heat
RU Russian Patent
1D one dimensional
S sulfur
2D two dimensional
sc supercritical
3D three dimensional
DD Patent of the former German spec(s). specification(s)
Democratic Republic SU Soviet-Russian Patent
DE German Patent synth. synthesis, synthethic,
derivs. derivatives synthesize, synthetically
discont. discontinuous(ly) temp(s). temperature(s)
E enzymes (in Figures) tpd tonnes per day
ECN European Chemical News TM transition metal
E–E enzyme-doped membranes tpy tonnes per year
(in Figures) UHV ultra high vacuum
ee enantiomeric excess US US Patent
EDG electron-donating group UV ultra violet light
EP European Patent vol.% volume%
equ(s). equation(s) v/v by volume (e.g., %)
equil(s). equilibrium, equilibria WO World Patent
equiv. equivalent w/o with or without
EWG electron-withdrawing group wt.% weight%
FR French Patent ww worldwide
GB British Patent w/w by weight (e.g., %)
H hydrogen [xyz] (in figures) [Catalyst] (in square brackets)
hc(s). hydrocarbon(s) → cross reference
het. heterogen, heterogeneous(ly) ➝ cf. reaction

Plurals of noun abbreviations are formed by adding “s” to the singular abbr. (such as abbrs.)
How to Use this Encyclopedia VI

References Cross References

The references at the end of most of the entries Cross references to other keywords are given by
illustrate developments or important aspects of → or by *.
the keyword, being mainly from recent publica-
tions. References which are mentioned often are
Translations
given with only the name of the author and are
compiled under “General references cited” (cf.
Each keyword is translated into French (F) and
below). Other information is cited mainly from
German (G); identical translations are indicated
recent publications in journals; in this case we
by E=F=G.
dispensed with the names of the authors. Of
course, no attempt has been made to provide a
complete literature review of the topics covered Trademarks, Patents, etc.
by each keyword.
Trademarks (®, ™) are normally not marked,
By courtesey of the respective copyright owners
simply to refrain from using the encyclopedia
various Figures have been reproduced from the
for product advertising purposes. The use of
pulications of: Academic Press, San Diego (Cali-
general descriptive names, registered names, tra-
fornia/USA); Blackie Professional (London);
demarks, etc. in this publication does not imply,
Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York; Gulf Pub-
even in the absence of a specific statement, that
lishing, Comp., Houston (Texas/USA); Kluwer
such names are exempt from the relevant pro-
Academic Publishers (Dordrecht, The Nether-
tecticve laws and regulations and therefore free
lands); Krieger, (Malabar, Florida/USA); Man-
for general use. The identification of any com-
son Publishing (London; copyright holder of
mercial or trade name does not imply endorse-
Twigg, The Catalyst Handbook), Springer Ver-
ment or recommendation by the authors, the
lag, Berlin (Germany); Wolfe Publishers, Lon-
editors, or the publisher. Patents are cited ac-
don (UK); and the journals Applied Catalysis,
cording to international convention (US for the
Catalysis Review, Catalysis Today, Chemical In-
United States, FR for France, GB for Great
novation, Chemistry in Britain, Chimia, CHEM-
Britain, DE for Germany, CN for China, EP
TECH, European Chemical News, and Journal
European Patent, etc.).
of Molecular Catalysis.
Preface to the Fourth Edition

The 4th edition of “Catalysis from A to Z” fol- Regrettably, the editors are under a curse as far
lows six years after the third, and once more it as heterogeneous catalysis is concerned: as the
contains many new keywords and cross-refer- second editor for that branch of catalysis we had
ences, thus reflecting the progress and comple- to replace (for reasons of effectivity) Martin
tion of heterogeneous, homogeneous, and bioca- Muhler by Hans-Werner Zanthoff of Evonik
talyses. Numerous new colleagues joined the Degussa at Marl/Germany, who will bring in his
staff of authors and contributed to the success of own expertise and directions. Once more, some
this edition, summing up to 11000 keywords, Figures of the 4th edition have been taken over
more than 25000 references, 5000 figures, and from other publications by courtesy of the copy-
many tables: Catalysis literature is fast-growing right owners.
and requires a skilled staff for rapid compila-
It is arguable to say that this encyclopedia is the
tion.
work of many: Fellow specialists as contributors
Besides all the novel terms gathered and com- and co-authors; our freelance copyeditor, W.
piled in the last years, another focal point was Down from the publisher’s office; and Pr. Ph.
the completion of mentioning by name the cata- Serp from the Institute Nationale Polytechnique,
lyzed reactions, of the vast list of ligands and Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Tou-
more precise (and more modern) definitions, to louse for providing the French translations. The
extend the cross-references to make better use editors are glad to say that they enjoyed the ex-
of this encyclopedia, and to make a careful cellent support of all. And once more we have
choice and prioritization of the patents to be in- to thank the colleagues from Wiley-VCH for the
cluded. Together with an extended number of production of the volumes and the clear layout.
schematic flowschemes of industrial processes
and its updating, we hope that the importance of Frankfurt, München B. Cornils
large-scale, economical applications of catalysis La Jolla, Marl W.A. Herrmann
as a basis for chemical and intermediate pro- December 2012 C.-H. Wong
cesses is thus underlined. H.-W. Zanthoff
Preface to the Third Edition

“Catalysis from A to Z” has resonated well in Some remarks concerning questions that have
the scientific community ever since the first edi- often been asked: we have restricted our cover-
tion appeared in 2000. Scientists both in the field age to Nobel laureates who have a relationship
of experts and in related disciplines have en- with catalytic matters – not the others! And
couraged us to make this handbook the key what about the scope of reactions? In some
source of information by adapting it continu- cases, even uncatalyzed reactions are mentioned
ously to the rapidly growing scope of catalysis in when they are of fundamental relevance for the
science and industry. We thus present the third whole reaction type – catalyzed and non-cata-
edition. lyzed versions included. For example, some car-
bonylations (important and typically catalyzed
Once more, the updated edition contains many
conversions) are known in which Co carbonyls
new keywords which are relevant for catalysis
are used both stoichoimetrically as a reactant
and catalysts and which illuminate the whole
(as a source of CO) and as a catalyst.
environment of catalytic application and prepa-
ration scientifically and commercially. The third Regrettably, Robert Schlögl, our “heteroge-
edition now comprises approximately 8000 key- neous” specialist, has left the board of editors
words with 3100 Figures and 110 Tables. More- but has been replaced successfully by Martin
over, 3300 cross-references and approximately Muhler from Ruhr-University in Bochum, Ger-
20,000 references – information compiled by many. Some 70 new authors have contributed
more than 260 authors and co-authors – facili- their expertise to many of the new keywords
tate the search for information across the broad and offer views on astonishingly novel catalytic
field of catalysis. applications. Wherever possible, we have cited
current economic data on production figures,
Besides the information from many of our fel-
catalyst consumption, etc.
low experts, knowledge gathered from the mar-
ket as well as from the relevant journals on Besides all our authors and co-authors, we once
chemistry, catalysis, chemical engineering, eco- more have to thank deeply the team that has
nomics, etc., contributes to a comprehensive pic- worked with us on all our editions, and our free-
ture covering definitions, factual descriptions, lance copyeditors, Mrs. Diana Boatman (from
and realistic state-of-the-art developments. Spe- Redhill, Surrey, UK) and Dr. Andrew Beard
cial emphasis has been laid, as in both of the (from Newbury, UK), Dr. Elke Maase and
preceeding editions, on the structures of cata- Dr. Bettina Bems from the publisher’s office,
lysts and chemical compounds, reaction equa- and Dr. Ph. Serp, from the Institute Nationale
tions, and – wherever accessible – schemes of Polytechnique, École Nationale Supérieure de
commercial and industrially proven processes: Chimie de Toulouse for supporting the French
we believe that our compilation is unique in por- translation. As in all our editions, we owe the
traying the state-of-the art of technical solutions clear layout to Mrs. C. Grössl.
and alternative processes in the chemical indus-
try as far as catalytic processes are concerned. Frankfurt, München B. Cornils
As before, patents and patent applications have Bochum, La Jolla W.A. Herrmann
been preferred that illustrate technical status December 2006 M. Muhler
and the further development of industrially pro- C.-H. Wong
ven processes. Sometimes, patents are unsatis-
factory as primary references, because compa-
nies and inventors are reluctant to make their
progress known. As their proprietary technology
needs to be protected, some information within
this patents literature is deliberately misleading
and needs refining for “Catalysis from A to Z”
by our specialist contributors (and our readers).
Preface to the Second Edition

Unfortunately – in some respects –, the world of Thanks to the attention of our fellow experts,
catalysis is still the same, as R. A. Sheldon (Adv. many new keywords which are relevant for ca-
Synth. Catal. 2001, 343, 377) wrote: talysis have been incorporated in the second edi-
tion. With all entries covering catalytic or cataly-
“The world of catalysis is divided into three camps – sis-related terminologies (such as processes,
heterogeneous, homogeneous, and enzymatic – that do techniques for the manufacture of catalysts, eco-
not communicate well with each other and tend to
speak in “different languages”. Here also there is a
nomic backgrounds) this edition now comprises
pressing need for integration”. approx. 4600 keywords which have been ex-
plained by 190 authors and co-authors. We thank
It is our hope that this book with definitions, the team from the first edition, especially our
matter-of-fact descriptions, and realistic esti- freelance copyeditor, Mrs. Diana P. E. Boatman
mates of the state-of-the-art of developments M.A., M.R.S.C., C. Chem. (from Redhill, Surrey,
and results will continue to help to overcome UK), and Dr. Ph. Serp of the Institut National
this regrettable and noted lack of communica- Polytechnique, École Nationale Supérieure de
tion. Chimie de Toulouse for their invaluable help.

Frankfurt, München, B. Cornils

Berlin, La Jolla W. A. Herrmann
June 2003 R. Schlögl
C.-H. Wong
Preface to the First Edition

“Wir bekommen begründeten Anlaß zu vermuten, mately 3000 keywords have been explained by
daß in lebenden Pflanzen und Tieren Tausende 165 authors and coauthors, who are all active in
von katalytischen Prozessen zwischen den
their respective areas. It was our aim to edit a
Geweben und Flüssigkeiten vor sich gehen.”
concise handbook which is quickly at hand if
J. J. Berzelius (1836)* one wants to know the meaning of certain cata-
Catalysis occurs always and everywhere. Cataly- lytic or catalysis-related terminology. We hope
sis is not a separate scientific discipline of lim- that the present book proves a useful compen-
ited scope, but rather a cross-linking science that dium for everyone whose occasional or perma-
embraces all chemistry and biology. There is nent interest is catalysis – scholars, high-school
hardly any scientist in these and related areas teachers, professors, chemists, bioscientists, and
who does not encounter catalytic phenomena in physicists, both within and beyond the academic
his work. Beyond that, many catalytic processes world.
are known to the educated member of the pub- We have been fortunate to have conferred on a
lic, to the politician as well as to any other in- multiplicity of topics with experts. Nevertheless
formed person. Anyone who knows about Mo- we might have overlooked keywords and entries
zart, Ravel, and Gershwin should know about which are important for catalysis. Please keep
catalysis as well. There is no life without the the editors informed of any such cases.
miracles of catalytic reactions in plants, animals,
We thank the team of Wiley-VCH, Dr. F. Sagi
and human beings.
from Lyon (France) for supporting the French
Because of this broad importance of catalysis translations, and especially our freelance copy-
both in science and in daily life, four scientists editor, Diana P. E. Boatman, M.A., M.R.S.C,
covering the main fields of catalysis have edited C. Chem, from Redhill, Surrey (UK), for their
the present encyclopedia, which is the first com- endless patience and help during the difficult
prehensive “Catalysis from A to Z”. Approxi- process of completion.

Frankfurt, München, B. Cornils

Berlin, La Jolla W. A. Herrmann
January 2000 R. Schlögl
C.-H. Wong

* “We have good reasons to assume that thou-

sands of catalytic processes take place in living
organisms between the tissues and the body
fluids” (Ann. Chim. et Phys. 1836, 146 –151).
List of Contributors

Prof. Dr. Ahmad M. Al-Ajlouni Prof. Dr. Jan-E. Bäckvall

Jordan University of Science and Technology University of Uppsala
Irbid/Jordan 75121 Uppsala/Sweden
Dr. Isabel Albers Prof. Dr. Manfred Baerns
Continental AG Fritz-Haber-Institut der MPG
30001 Hannover/Germany 14195 Berlin/Germany
Dr. P. Albers Dr. Helmut Bahrmann
AQura GmbH Celanese AG/Werk Ruhrchemie
63457 Hanau/Germany 46128 Oberhausen/Germany
Dr. Miguel A. Bañares
Dr. Roger Alberto
Instituto de Catalisis y Petroleoquimica
Paul-Scherrer-Institut Würenlingen
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas
5232 Villigen-PSI/Switzerland
28049 Madrid/Spain
Prof. Dr. Markus Albrecht Dr. Thomas Bannenberg
RWTH Aachen TU Braunschweig
Inst. für Organische Chemie Inst. für Anorganische und Analytische Chemie
52056 Aachen/Germany 38106 Braunschweig/Germany
Dipl-Chem. Philipp Altmann Prof. Dr. Joachim Bargon
Technische Universität München Universität Bonn
85747 Garching/Germany 53115 Bonn/Germany
Prof. Dr. Markus Antonietti Dr. Denys Baskakov
Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Saltigo GmbH
Interfaces 51369 Leverkusen/Germany
14424 Potsdam/Germany Prof. Dr. Jean-Marie Basset
Prof. Dr. Reiner Anwander Laboratoire COMS, CPE-Lyon
University of Tübingen 69616 Villeurbanne/France
Institut für Anorganische Chemie Dr. Bettina Bechlars
72076 Tübingen/Germany Technische Universität München
Dr. Michael Arndt-Rosenau 85747 Garching/Germany
Lanxess GmbH Prof. Dr. Arno Behr
51358 Leverkusen/Germany Universität Dortmund
44227 Dortmund/Germany
Dr. David Arrowsmith
Dow Chemical Prof. Dr. Peter Behrens
77815 Brühl/Germany Universität Hannover
30167 Hannover/Germany
Dipl-Chem. Björn Askevold
Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg Prof. Dr. Detlev Belder
91058 Erlangen/Germany Universität Leipzig
04229 Leipzig/Germany
Dr. Jens Aßmann
Prof. Dr. Matthias Beller
Ruhr-Universität Bochum
LIKAT
44780 Bochum/Germany
18059 Rostock/Germany
Prof. Dr. Didier Astruc Dr. Bettina Bems
Université de Bordeaux I Wiley-VCH Verlag
33405 Talence Cédex/France 69469 Weinheim/Germany
Prof. Dr. Thorsten Bach
Technische Universität München
85747 Garching/Germany
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Dr. Jürgen Bertling Dr. Xavier P. Brannmjk

Fraunhofer UMSICHT Dept. of Chemistry
Institut der FhG Norwegian University of Science and
46047 Oberhausen/Germany Technology
M.Sc. Daniel Betz 7491 Trondheim/Norway
Technische Universität München Dr. Claudia Breindl
85747 Garching/Germany Infinion AG
Dr. Inken Beulich 81737 München/Germany
Dow Chemical Nicol Brosy Ph.D.
8810 Morgen/Switzerland CatChem Contract-Research GmbH
Dr. Claudio Bianchini 01979 Lauchhammer/Germany
Istituto per lo Studo della Stereochimica ed Dr. Andreas Brück
Energetica dei Composti di Coordinazione University of Illinois
50132 Firenze/Italy Urbana, IL#1801/USA
Dr. Mario Birkholz Prof. Dr. Thomas B. Brück
Fraunhofer-Institut für Schicht- und Dep. of Chemistry – Industrial Biocatalysis
Oberflächentechnik Technische Universität München
38108 Braunschweig/Germany 85748 Garching/Germany
Dr. Agnes Bittermann Prof. Dr. Henri Brunner
Süd-Chemie AG Universität Regensburg
83052 Bruckmühl/Germany 93053 Regensburg/Germany
Dr. Hans-Ulrich Blaser Prof. Dr. Michaeal R. Buchmeiser
Solvias AG Institut für Polymerchemie
4002 Basel/Switzerland University of Stuttgart
Dr. Jan Blömer 70550 Stuttgart/Germany
Fraunhofer UMSICHT Dipl.-Chem. Magnus R. Buchner
Institut der FhG Technische Universität München
46047 Oberhausen/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
(Image on *micro hollow spheres) Dr. O.V. Buyevskaya
Dr. Volker Boehm Institut für Angewandte Chemie
BASF AG 12484 Berlin/Germany
67056 Ludwigshafen/Germany Dr. Dominique Cahard
Prof. Dr. Helmut Bönnemann Université de Rouen
MPI für Kohlenforschung Faculté de Sciences
45470 Mülheim/Germany 76821 Mont Saint Aignan Cédex/France
Prof. Dr. Armin Börner Dipl.-Chem. Daniel Canella
Institut für Organische Katalyseforschung Technische Universität München
18055 Rostock/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
Dr. Ingolf Boettger Dr. Alejandro Capapé Miralles
Fritz-Haber-Institut der MPG Crysforma – Institut Català d’Investigaciò
14195 Berlin/Germany Quimica, 43007 Tarragona/Spain
Prof. Dr. G.C. Bond Prof. Dr. Jürgen Caro
Brunel University, Uxbridge Universität Hannover
Middlesex, UB8 3PH/United Kingdom 30167 Hannover/Germany
Dr. Werner Bonrath Dr. Monica Carril
DSM Nutritional Products Lab. of Glyconanotechnology
4002 Basel/Switzerland Parque Technólogico de San Sebastian
20009 San Sebastian/Spain
XI List of Contributors

Dipl.Biol. Jörg Carsten Dr. C. Döbler

Institute of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources Institut für Organische Katalyseforschung
Technische Universität München 18055 Rostock/Germany
94315 Straubing/Germany Prof. Dr. Manfed Döring
Prof. Dr. Yves Castanet Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
Université das Sciences et Technologies de Lille 76344 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/Germany
59652 Villeneuve d’Ascq Cédex/France Dr. Markus Drees
Prof. Dr. Gabriele Centi Technische Universität München
Universitá di Messina 85747 Garching/Germany
98166 Messina/Italy Dr. Eite Drent
Prof. Dr. R. V. Chaudhari, FNA Shell Research and Technology Centre
National Chemical Laboratory 1030 BN Amsterdam/The Netherlands
Pune, 411008/India Prof. Dr. Birgit Driessen-Hölscher (†)
Prof. Dr. Peter Claus Universität Paderborn
Technical University Darmstadt 33098 Paderborn/Germany
64287 Darmstadt/Germany Dr. Anette Eckerle
Dr. Mirza Cokoja BASF AG
Technische Universität München 67056 Ludwigshafen/Germany
85747 Garching/Germany Dipl.-Chem. Robert Eckl
Dr. Gerd Collin Morphochem
DECHEMA 81379 München/Germany
60486 Frankfurt/Germany Prof. Dr. Rudi van Eldik
Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
C. Coperit
91058 Erlangen/Germany
Laboratoire COMS, CPE-Lyon
69616 Villeurbanne Cédex/France Dr. Christian Elsner
Leibniz Institute of Surface Modification (IOM)
Prof. Dr. Boy Cornils
04318 Leipzig/Germany
65719 Hofheim/Germany
Dr. Markus Enders
Dr. Olin Crosby (†) Universität Heidelberg
Taunusconsult 69120 Heidelberg/Germany
65926 Frankfurt/Germany
Prof. Dr. Jörg Eppinger
Prof. Dr. Mark E. Davis KAUST Catalysis Center, Thuwai
California Institute of Technology 23955, Kindom of Saudi Arabia
Pasadena, CA 91125/USA
Dipl.-Ing. Jennifer Falk
Dr. J. Paul Day Institute of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources
Corning Incorporated Technische Universität München
Corning, NY 14831/USA 94315 Straubing/Germany
Prof. Dr. Eckehard V. Dehmlow Dr. Stefan Faul
Universität Bielefeld Technische Universität München
33615 Bielefeld/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
Dr. Bernd Diebl Prof. Dr. Alexander C. Filippou
Technische Universität München Humboldt-Universität Berlin
85747 Garching/Germany 10115 Berlin/Germany
Dr. Martin Dieterle Dr. Armin Fischer
BASF AG EMPA St. Gallen
67056 Ludwigshafen/Germany 09014 St. Gallen/Switzerland
Prof. Dr. Eckhardt Dinjus Dr. Christian E. Fischer
Karlsruher Institut für Technologie Technische Universität München
76344 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
List of Contributors XII

Dr. Richard W. Fischer Prof. Dr. Roger Gläser

Südchemie AG Universität Leipzig
83052 Bruckmühl/Germany 04318 Leipzig/Germany
Dr. Guido D. Frey Dr. Dieter Gleich
OXEA Universität Zürich
46147 Oberhausen/Germany 8057 Zürich/Switzerland
Dr. Frank Freidanck Prof. Dr. Frank Glorius
Wacker Chemie Universität Münster
84489 Burghausen/Germany 48149 Münster/Germany
Prof. Dr. Gernot Frenking Dr. Hans W. Görlitzer
Universität Marburg Röhm GmbH
35043 Marburg/Germany 63457 Hanau/Germany
Dr. Richard Göttlich
Dr. Jörg Fridgen
Universität Münster
Sandoz GmbH
48149 Münster/Germany
6250 Kundl/Austria
M.Sc. Serena Goh
Dr. Anja Friedrich Technische Universität München
Technische Universität München 85747 Garching/Germany
85747 Garching/Germany
Dr. Mattis Gosmann
Dipl.-Ing. M. Fritsch Basell AG
RWTH Aachen 67056 Ludwigshafen/Germany
Institut für Bioverfahrenstechnik
Dr. Corinna Graf
52074 Aachen/Germany
Universität Jena
Dr. Carl-Dieter Frohning 07743 Jena/Germany
46485 Wesel/Germany Prof. Dr. Helmut Greim
Dr. Alois Fürstner GSF-Forschungszentrum für Umwelt
MPI für Kohlenforschung und Gesundheit GmbH
45470 Mülheim/Germany 85764 Neuherberg/Germany
Dr. Daniel P. Funeriu Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Grünert
Technische Universität München Ruhr-Universität Bochum
85747 Garching/Germany 44780 Bochum/Germany
Dr. Daniel Garbe Prof. Dr. Hansjoerg Gruetzmacher
Dept. of Chemistry – Industrial Biocatalysis ETH-Hönggerberg
Technische Universität München 8093 Zürich/Switzerland
85748 Garching/Germany Dr. Marco M. Günter
Osram GmbH
Prof. Dr. Marc Garland
13629 Berlin/Germany
Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences
Singapore 627833 M.Sc. Alev Günyar
Technische Universität München
Dr. A. Geisbauer 85747 Garching/Germany
Süd-Chemie AG
83052 Bruckmühl/Germany Dr. Jan-Karl Guterl
Institute of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources
Dr. Holger Geissler Technische Universität München
Clariant AG/Werk Griesheim 94315 Straubing/Germany
65916 Frankfurt/Germany
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Martina Haack
Dr. Gisela Gerstberger Dept. of Chemistry – Industrial Biocatalysis
Kanzlei Dörries Technische Universität München
80538 München/Germany 85748 Garching/Germany
Dipl.-Chem. Peter Gigler Prof. Dr. Peter Härter
Technische Universität München Technische Universität München
85747 Garching/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
XIII List of Contributors

Dr. Michael Haevecker Prof. Dr. Andreas Heumann

Fritz-Haber-Institut der MPG Université d’Aix-Marseille
14195 Berlin/Germany 13397 Marseille Cédex/France
Prof. Dr. J. Hagen Dr. Wolfgang Hieringer
Hochschule Mannheim Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
68163 Mannheim/Germany 1081 HV Amsterdam/The Netherlands
Prof. Brian E. Hanson Dipl.-Chem. Oliver Hiltner
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Technische Universität München
State University 85747 Garching/Germany
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0212/USA Prof. Dr. Kai-Olaf Hinrichsen
Sarah. R. Hanson Technische Universität München
The Scripps Research Institute 85747 Garching/Germany
La Jolla, CA 92037/USA Dr. Charles C. Hobbs, Jr.
Dr. H. Harms Celanese Ltd.
Lenzing AG Corpus Christi, TX 78469-9077/USA
4860 Lenzing/Austria M.Sci., M.Eng. Sebastian Hock
Dipl.-Chem. R. Harms Technische Universität München
Technische Universität München 85747 Garching/Germany
85747 Garching/Germany Dipl.-Chem. Manuel Högerl
Prof. Dr. Martin Hartmann Technische Universität München
Technische Universität München 85747 Garching/Germany
85747 Garching/Germany Prof. Dr. D. Hönicke
Prof. Dr. A. Stephen K. Hashmi Technische Universität Chemnitz
Universität Heidelberg 09107 Chemnitz/Germany
69120 Heidelberg/Germany Prof. Dr. István T. Horváth
M.Sc. Simone Hauser City-University Hong Kong
Technische Universität München Kowloon/Hong Kong SAR
85747 Garching/Germany M.Sci. Stefan Huber
Dr. Steffen Heidenreich Technische Universität München
Pall Schumacher GmbH 85747 Garching/Germany
74564 Crailsheim/Germany Prof. Dr. Ronald Imbihl
Prof. Dr. Detlef Heller Universität Hannover
Leibniz-Institut für Organische Katalyse 30167 Hannover/Germany
18059 Rostock/Germany Prof. Dr. Ullrich Jahn
Dr. Jochem Henkelmann Institute of Organic Chemistry and
BASF AG Biochemistry
67056 Ludwigshafen/Germany 166 10 Praha/Czech Republic
Dr. Eberhard Herdtweck M.Sc. Kavita R. Jain
Technische Universität München Technische Universität München
85747 Garching/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
Dr. Daniel Herein Prof. Dr. Friederike Jentoft
Umicore AG & Co. KG Oklahoma Bioenergy Center
63457 Hanau/Germany Norman, Okla 73019/USA
Prof. Dr. Dr. mult. h.c. Wolfgang A. Herrmann Prof. Dr. Rolf Jentoft
Technische Universität München Oaklahoma Bioenergy Center,
80333 München/Germany Norman, Okla. 73019 USA
Prof. Dr. Dietmar Hesse Prof. Dr. A. Jess
Universität Hannover Universität Bayreuth
30167 Hannover/Germany 95440 Bayreuth/Germany
List of Contributors XIV

Dr. J.-Y. Jiang Dr. Evgueni Kondratenko

Dalian University of Technology LIKAT
Dalian 1160 12/PR China 18059 Rostock/Germany
Prof. Dr. Zilin Jin Dr. Jürgen Koppe
Dalian University of Technology MOL Katalysatorentechnik GmbH
Dalian 1160 12/PR China 06258 Schkopau/Germany
Prof. Dr. Yvonne Joseph Dr. Robert Kourist
TU Bergakademie Freiberg Institute of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources
09599 Freiberg/Germany Technische Universität München
Prof. Dr. Philippe Kalck 94315 Straubing/Germany
Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie Prof. Dr. Udo Kragl
de Toulouse Universität Rostock
31077 Toulouse Cédex/France 18055 Rostock/Germany
Prof. Dr. Walter Kaminsky
Universität Hamburg Dr. Hans Kral
20146 Hamburg/Germany Bergstraße 15
87448 Waltenhofen/Germany
Prof. Dr. Dieter E. Kaufmann
Technische Universität Clausthal Dr. Roland Kratzer
38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld/Germany Aventis GmbH & Co KG
65926 Frankfurt/Germany
Dipl.-Ing. Jochen Keller
Uhde GmbH Dr. Jürgen G.E Krauter
44141 Dortmund/Germany Degussa AG
Dr. Mike Kindermann 63457 Hanau/Germany
DSM Nutritional Products Dr. H.-J. Kreuzfeld
4002 Basel/Switzerland Institut für Organische Katalyseforschung
M.Sc. Ludwig Kirmair 18055 Rostock/Germany
Institute of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources Dr. Steffen Krill
Technische Universität München Degussa AG
94315 Straubing/Germany 63403 Hanau/Germany
Prof. Dr. Horst Kisch Prof. Dr. Fritz Kühn
Inorganic Chemistry Technische Universität München
Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg 85747 Garching/Germany
91058 Erlangen/Germany
Dr. Christian Kuhrs
Prof. Dr. Helmut Knözinger BASF AG
Universität München 67056 Ludwigshafen/Germany
80333 München/Germany
Dipl.-Chem. Mathias Köberl Dr. Jürgen Kulpe
Technische Universität München Chemische Fabrik Budenheim
85747 Garching/Germany 55257 Budenheim/Germany
Prof. Dr. Klaus Köhler Dr. H. Lausch
Technische Universität München MOL Katalysatorentechnik GmbH
85747 Garching/Germany 06258 Schkopau/Germany
Dr. Christian W. Kohlpaintner F. Lefebre
Clariant AG Laboratoire COMS, CPE-Lyon
4132 Muttenz/Switzerland 69616 Villeurbanne Cédex/France
Dr. Randolf D. Kohn Prof. Dr. Walter Leitner
Technische Universität Berlin RWTH Aachen
10623 Berlin/Germany 52056 Aachen/Germany
Prof. Dr. Johannes A. Lercher
Technische Universität München
85748 Garching/Germany
XV List of Contributors

Dr. Ulla Létinois Dr. Christophe Malan

DSM Nutritional Products Solvias AG
4002 Basel/Switzerland 4002 Basel/Switzerland
Dr. C.Z. Li Dr. Sixto Malato
Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences Ministerio de Ciencia y Technogia
Singapore 627833 Plataforma Solar de Almeria
M.A. Fu-Sen Liang 04200 Tabernas (Almeria)/Spain
The Scripps Research Institute M.Sci. Keyser Mantas
La Jolla, CA 92037/USA Technische Universität München
Prof. Dr. Andreas Liese 85747 Garching/Germany
TU Hamburg-Harburg Prof. Dr. Bogdan Marciniec
21073 Hamburg/Germany Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan
Prof. Dr. Heiner Lieske 60-780 Poznan/Poland
Institut für Angewandte Chemie M.Sci. Iulius Markovits
12484 Berlin/Germany Technische Universität München
Prof. Dr. Christian Limberg 85747 Garching/Germany
Humboldt-Universität M.Sc.Chem. Alexander Marziale
12489 Berlin/Germany King Abdullah University of Science and
Dr. Rosy B. Lincoln Technology (KAUST)
Resolvo GmbH Thuwai 23955-6900/Saudi Arabia
60994 Frankfurt/Germany Dr. Matthias Maywald
Prof. Dr. Torsten Linker Institute of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources
Universität Potsdam Technische Universität München
14476 Golm/Germany 94315 Straubing/Germany
Dr. Claudia S. Linninger (married Straubinger) Prof. Dr. Stefan Mecking
Technische Universität München Universität Konstanz
85747 Garching/Germany 78457 Konstanz/Germany
Prof. Dr. Hanfan Liu Dr. Jonathan Medlock
Chinese Academy of Sciences DSM Nutritional Products
Beijing 1000 80/PR China 4002 Basel/Swizerland
Dr. Elke Löffler Dr. Gerhard Mestl
Ruhr-Universität Bochum Süd-Chemie AG
44780 Bochum/Germany 83052 Bruckmühl/Germany
Dr. Egbert Lox Dr. Dimitrios Mihalios
Degussa AG Technische Universität München
63403 Hanau/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
Prof. Dr. Bernhard Lücke Dr. Dariusz Mitoraj
LIKAT Inorganic Chemistry
18059 Rostock/Germany Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
91058 Erlangen/Germany
Dr. J.-A. Ma
Université de Rouen Dr. J. Mitterpleininger
Faculté de Sciences Regierung von Oberbayern
76821 Mont Saint Aignan Cédex/France 80797 München/Germany
Dr. W. Maegerlein Prof. Dr. Ilya I. Moiseev
The Scripps Research Institute Russian Academy of Sciences
La Jolla, CA 92037/USA 117907 Moscow GSP-1/Russia
Prof. Dr. Wilhelm F. Maier Prof. Dr. Eric Monflier
Universität des Saarlandes Université d’Artois
66123 Saarbrücken/Germany 62307 Lens Cédex/France
List of Contributors XVI

Dr. W. Moradi Prof. Dr. Tamon Okano

Bayer AG Tottori University
51368 Leverkusen/Germany Tottori 680/Japan
Prof. Dr. André Mortreux Prof. Dr. Jun Okuda
Université des Sciences et Technologies RWTH Aachen
de Lille 52056 Aachen/Germany
59652 Villeneuve d’Ascq Cédex/France Prof Dr. Hélène Olivier-Bourbigou
Dr. J. P. Müller Institut Français du Pétrole
Institut für Angewandte Chemie 92852 Rueil-Malmaison Cédex/France
12484 Berlin/Germany Prof. Dr. B. Ondruschka
Prof. Dr. Klaus Müller-Dethlefs Universität Jena
University of York 07743 Jena/Germany
York, Y010 5DD/United Kingdom Dr. Peter Panster
B.Sci. Christian Münchmeyer Degussa AG
Technische Universität München 63403 Hanau/Germany
85747 Garching/Germany Dr. Filipe Miguel Esteves Pedro
Prof. Dr. Martin Muhler Instituto Nacional da Propriedade Industrial
Ruhr-Universität Bochum 1149-035 Lisboa/Portugal
44780 Bochum/Germany Dr. Siglinda Perathoner
Dr. Thomas Netscher Universitá di Messina
DSM Nutritional Products 98166 Messina/Italy
4002 Basel/Switzerland Dipl.-Biol. André Pick
Institute of Chemistry of Biogenic Resources
Dr. H. Neumann
Technische Universität München
Institut für Organische Katalyseforschung
94315 Straubing/Germany
18055 Rostock/Germany
Prof. Dr. P. Plath
Prof. Dr. Ronny Neumann
Fritz-Haber-Institut der MPG
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
14195 Berlin/Germany
Jerusalem 91904/Israel
Prof. Dr. Herbert Plenio
Dr. Katharina Nikolaides Technical University Darmstadt
United Initiators GmbH & Co. KG 64287 Darmstadt/Germany
82049 Pullach/Germany
Dr. Ulf Prüsse
Prof. Dr. A.F. Noels Institut für Agrartechnologie und
Université de Liège Biosystemtechnik
4000 Sart Tilman/Belgium 38116 Braunschweig/Germany
Borys L.C. Noir, Ph.D. Dr. Benoît Pugin
Infochimie S.A. Solvias AG
65926 Frankfurt/Germany 4002 Basel/Switzerland
Dr. Andreas Obenhuber Dipl.-Chem. Sophie Putzien
Universität Augsburg Technische Universität München
86159 Augsburg/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
Prof. Dr. Günther Oehme Dr. Oliver Pyrlik
Universität Rostock Hanse-Chemie GmbH
18055 Rostock/Germany 21502 Geesthacht/Germany
Dr. Yücel Önal M.Sci. Andras Raba
Degussa AG Technische Universität München
45764 Marl/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
Dr. Arne Ohrenberg Dr. Silvana Rach
Bayer Technology Services GmbH Technische Universität München
51368 Leverkusen/Germany 85747 Garching/Germany
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