2021
DOI: 10.33774/chemrxiv-2021-n5mdz
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Factors Controlling Oxophilicity and Carbophilicity of Transition Metals and Main Group Metals

Abstract: The strength of interaction between a metal and oxygen and/or carbon is a crucial factor for catalytic performance, materials stability, and other important applications. While these are fundamental properties in materials science, there is no general understanding of what makes a metal oxophilic or carbophilic, especially for main group metals. In this work, we elucidate the factors that control how oxophilic or carbophilic a metal is by creating a predictive model and applying it to a variety of data sets fo… Show more

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