Organic Synthesis Highlights IV
1. Edition September 2000
XII, 364 Pages, Softcover
429 Pictures
4 tables
Textbook
Short Description
In line with its three successful predecessors, the articles in this collection remain short, precise and topical. Leading experts from relevant fields treat various aspects of this core subject in organic chemistry.
The emphasis is on referencing, making the primary literature easily accessible, and readers will learn about the modern, key synthetic strategies that are important for their daily work.
Like its three successful predecessors, 'Organic Synthesis Highlights IV' allows an exciting yet brief survey of modern synthetic methods. More than 40 articles - short, precise and topical - give an overview of the most recent developments and trends in the field.
Readers will learn about the key synthetic strategies, new effective methods in enantioselective catalysis, transition metal catalyzed reactions and stereoselective synthesis and applications for the synthesis of natural and non-natural products that are important for their daily work. Much emphasis is placed on referencing in order to make the primary literature easily accessible.
Prof. H.-G. Schmalz carefully selected the contributions with a view to creating an up-to-date and critical survey of the current state of the art in organic synthesis
New Methods in Stereoselective Synthesis
Transition Metal/Organometallic Methods
Enantioselective Catalysis
PART II: APPLICATIONS
Total Synthesis of Natural Products
Synthesis of Non-Natural Compounds and Materials
Solid-Phase Synthesis and Combinatorial Methods