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The 34th Organosilicon Symposium at White Plains, NY, in 2001 featured a History and Retrospective Session, during which invited speakers from academic and industrial laboratories recounted the path to some significant 20th century discoveries in organosilicon chemistry.
- The Si=C Story: The Way it Happened, Adrian G. Brook (University of Toronto)
- The Discovery of Stable Disilenes and Silylenes, Robert West (University of Wisconsin)
- Yellow Fever: The Story Behind the Synthesis of Germasilenes, Kim M. Baines (University of Western Ontario)
- Direct Synthesis of Tris(dimethylamino)silane, William B. Herdle (OSi Specialties, formerly of Union Carbide Corporation)
- Discovery of Tin and Phosphorus Effects on the Direct Synthesis of Methylchlorosilanes, Larry H. Wood (Dow Corning Corporation)
- Discovery of Methylchlorosilylene (CH3SiCl) as a Key Intermediate in the Direct Synthesis of Dimethyldichlorosilane ((CH3)2SiCl2), Kenrick M. Lewis (OSi Specialties, formerly of Union Carbide Corporation)
- The First Platinum-Catalyzed Hydrosilylation With Supported Platinum Catalysts, George H. Wagner (Retired, formerly of Union Carbide Corporation)
- The Discovery of Silicone Surfactants for Polyurethane Foam, Bernard Kanner (Retired, formerly of Union Carbide Corporation)
- The Discovery of Silane Coupling Agents, Bernard Kanner (Retired, formerly of Union Carbide Corporation)
Publication Date
2001
Keywords
Organosilicon chemistry
Disciplines
Chemistry
Recommended Citation
Brook, Adrian G.; West, Robert; Baines, Kim M.; Herdle, William B.; Wood, Larry H.; Lewis, Kenrick M.; Wagner, George H.; and Kanner, Bernard, "Some Notable Discoveries in Organosilicon Chemistry: Proceedings of the History and Retrospective Session of the 34th Organosilicon Symposium (2001)" (2001). Proceedings. 1.
https://ir.lib.uwo.ca/organosiliconproceedings/1