Publications by authors named "Steven L Matthews"

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An oxidized active site model for the FeFe hydrogenase: reduction with hydrogen gas.
Steven L Matthews, D Michael Heinekey

Inorg Chem· September 2011

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Manganese alkane complexes: an IR and NMR spectroscopic investigation.
James A Calladine, Simon B Duckett, Michael W George, Steven L Matthews, Robin N Perutz

J Am Chem Soc· February 2011

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A carbonyl-rich bridging hydride complex relevant to the Fe-Fe hydrogenase active site.
Steven L Matthews, D Michael Heinekey

Inorg Chem· November 2010

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A systematic approach to the generation of long-lived metal alkane complexes: combined IR and NMR study of (Tp)Re(CO)2(cyclopentane).
Simon B Duckett, Michael W George, Omar S Jina, Steven L Matthews, Robin N Perutz

Chem Commun (Camb)· March 2009

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N2-Cu-F: a complex of dinitrogen and cuprous fluoride characterized by rotational spectroscopy.
Simon G Francis, Steven L Matthews, Oleg Kh Poleshchuk, Nicholas R Walker, Anthony C Legon

Angew Chem Int Ed Engl· September 2006

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Silane complexes of electrophilic metal centers.
Steven L Matthews, Vincent Pons, D Michael Heinekey

Inorg Chem· August 2006

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Photochemical generation of dihydrogen complexes of chromium and tungsten.
Steven L Matthews, D Michael Heinekey

J Am Chem Soc· March 2006

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Dihydrogen complexes of electrophilic metal centers: observation of Cr(CO)5(H2), W(CO)5(H2) and [Re(CO)5(H2)]+.
Steven L Matthews, Vincent Pons, D Michael Heinekey

J Am Chem Soc· January 2005

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