Haley Cox
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Graduate Student Researcher
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Biography and Research Information
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Haley Cox is a graduate student at the University of Central Arkansas whose research focuses on chemical reactions involving ruthenium and carbon monoxide. Cox has co-authored publications investigating the reduction of carbon monoxide to ethylene and cyclopropane through a process involving a trappable ruthenium methylidene. These works, published in 2025, are part of a larger body of research that includes three total publications and has garnered at least two citations. Cox collaborates with Marsha D. Massey, also at the University of Central Arkansas, with whom they have shared two publications. Cox's work contributes to the study of catalytic processes and organic synthesis.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 2
Selected Publications
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CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene (2025)
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CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene (2025)
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- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
- CO Reduction to Ethylene and Cyclopropane via a Trappable Ruthenium Methylidene
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