Martin N. Ackermann
Emeritus Professor, (at Oberlin from 1966-2006) retired 2006
Educational Background
- Bachelor of Science, Carnegie Mellon University
- Doctor of Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley
Biography
Research Interests:
Synthesis and characterization of transition-metal organometallic complexes of nitrogen-containing ligands, principally diazenes and hydrazines
Taught:
Inorganic Chem, General Chem, Synthesis Laboratory
Contact Information:
martin.ackermann@oberlin.edu
Representative Works:
- M.N. Ackermann, M.P. Robinson*, I.A. Maher*, E.B. LeBlanc*, R.V. Raz*, "Synthesis and Characterization of cis-Mo(CO)4(L-L') and cis-Mo(CO)2(L-L')2 Complexes of N(1)-methyl-2-(arylazo)imidazoles (L-L'). Correlations of Spectroscopic Data with Substitutent Effects", J. Organometal. Chem., 2003, 682, 248.
- M.N. Ackermann, K.B. Moore*, A.S. Colligan*, J.A. Thomas-Wohlever*, K.J. Warren*," Tetracarbonylmolybdenum Complexes of 2-(Phenylhydrazino)pyridine Ligands. Correlations of Spectroscopic Data with Pyridyl Substituent Effects.", J. Organometal. Chem., 2003, 667, 81.
