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Reaction Mechanisms in Organic SynthesisPostgraduate Chemistry Series
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Professor James Coxon (Editor-in-Chief), Departmen: of Chemis
Canterbury, New Zealand
Professor Pat Bailey, Department of Chemistry, University of Manchest, UK
Professor Les Fed, School of Chemistry, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Professor Dr John Gladys Institut fir Organische Chemie, Universitit Erlangen-Nurnberg,
Germany
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University of Sussex, UK
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Titles in the Series
Protecting Groups in Organic Synthesis
James R, Hanson
Organic Synthesis with Carbohydrates
6Geert-Jn Bons and Kar J. Hale
Organic Synthesis Using Tanstion Metals
Roderick Bates
Stoichiometric Asymmetric Syatesis
‘Mark Rizzacasa and Michael Perkins
Catalysis in Asymmetric Synthesis (Second Edition)
Vittorio Caprio and Jonathan MJ. Williams
Photochemistry of Organic Compounds: From Concepts to Practice
Pete Kn and Jakob Wirz
Practical Biotransormations
Gideon GroganReaction Mechanisms
in Organic Synthesis
Rakesh Kumar Parashar
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1 Synthetic Strategies
LL An introduction to organic synthesis
12 Retrosynthetc analysis disconnection approach)
13. Umpolung strategy
LA Atom economy
1S. Selectivity
154 Chemosclectivity
15.2 Regioselectivity
1553. Stercoslectivity
IL5.4_ Asymmetric synthesis or chiral synthesis
1.6. Protecting groups
1.6.1 Common hydroxy protecting groups
162 Common diols protecting groups
1.63 Common amine protecting groups
L64 Common carbonyl protecting groups
65 Common carboxylic acid protecting groups
1166 Common arenesifonic acid protecting greups
1.67 Common le proting gps
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2 Reactive Intermediates
21 Carbocations
2d Structure and stability of carbocations
2.12. Generation of carbocations
2.13 Reactions of carbocations
2.14 Non- R? and R? > RE then alkene with R! and R? on the same side is designated
Z from the German word Zusammen, meaning together. FR’ and R? are on the opposite
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