Anton El A'mma

Title: Anton El A'mma and Heterogeneous Anionic Transition Metal Catalysts.

Introduction

Anton El A'mma is an inventor associated with Bensalem, Pennsylvania. His work includes patents concerning heterogeneous anionic transition metal catalysts, and the supplied information lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

The listed patent, “Heterogeneous Anionic Transition Metal Catalysts,” describes catalysts made from an anion-exchange resin ionically bound to an anionic metal carbonyl species. The disclosed species can include transition metals such as rhodium, cobalt, ruthenium, osmium, iridium, or iron, paired with anions such as halides, hydrides, or alkyl groups.

The patent describes a range of possible compositions, with the metal, carbon monoxide, anion, and charge parameters varying across the disclosed formulas. A rhodium-based catalyst with the specified composition is identified as effective for carbonylating alcohols into acids and esters. The patent also notes that many of the anionic species may be useful in the hydroformylation of olefins.

Career Highlights

El A'mma’s listed patent work focuses on heterogeneous catalysts designed to support chemical reactions. The supplied information associates him with the University of Illinois.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Russell S. Drago as El A'mma’s coworker. Their association is relevant to the catalyst research described in the patent information.

Conclusion

Anton El A'mma’s listed invention concerns resin-supported anionic transition metal catalysts with potential applications in carbonylation and hydroformylation.