Abstract
The present review examines catalytic systems which activate molecular hydrogen. Particular attention is paid to catalysis bycompounds of transition metals. These systems are discussed in the following order: catalysis by salts of transition metals;catalysis by salts of transition metals in the presence of reducing agents (complex-forming reagents); and catalysis by individualcomplexes. General problems relating to the activation of hydrogen and the mechanism of the hydrogenation of organiccompounds are also discussed. A separate section is devoted to the activation of molecular hydrogen by enzymatic systems.The bibliography contains 282 references.
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