Illustrious researchers offer an excellent introduction to the structure, formation and reactivity of free radicals. Contains a complete overview of the numerous and varied applications of free radicals within organic chemistry with special attention to reaction mechanisms and novel responses. Includes detailed accounts along with actual examples of the most recent developments in the field.
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Free radicals are highly versatile reaction intermediates which allow many syntheses to be carried out under relatively mild conditions. The discovery of the first free radical, nearly 100 years ago, opened up a whole new and exciting area of organic synthesis, and free radical chemistry is still developing rapidly today. An essential guide to understanding this topic, Free Radicals in Organic Chemistry provides:
* an excellent first introduction to the structure, formation and reactivity of free radicals
* examples of organic reaction pathways which utilize free radicals
* detailed accounts of the most recent developments within the field
* an overview of the varied applications of free radicals within organic chemistry
* extensive references to direct the reader to further literature
Written by experienced teachers in organic chemistry, Free Radicals in Organic Chemistry will be an essential text for students and researchers working in the fields of organic synthesis, biochemistry, environmental chemistry, materials science and medicine.
* an excellent first introduction to the structure, formation and reactivity of free radicals
* examples of organic reaction pathways which utilize free radicals
* detailed accounts of the most recent developments within the field
* an overview of the varied applications of free radicals within organic chemistry
* extensive references to direct the reader to further literature
Written by experienced teachers in organic chemistry, Free Radicals in Organic Chemistry will be an essential text for students and researchers working in the fields of organic synthesis, biochemistry, environmental chemistry, materials science and medicine.
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heteroatomic bases, nucleophilic radical substitution, unrestricted representation, phosphoranyl radicals, aminyl radicals, captodative effect, halogen transfer, nucleophilic radicals, heteroaromatic bases, homolytic substitution, electrophilic radicals, absolute rate constants, protonated pyridines, radical clocks, cage recombination, carbon radicals, intramolecular hydrogen transfer, radical obtained, polar effect, intermolecular addition, acetyl peroxide, alkoxyl radicals, induced dynamic nuclear polarization, hydrogen transfer reactions, vinyl radicals Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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EPR is a spectroscopic technique which can be used for studying species containing one or more unpaired electrons. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
heteroatomic bases, nucleophilic radical substitution, unrestricted representation, phosphoranyl radicals, aminyl radicals, captodative effect, halogen transfer, nucleophilic radicals, heteroaromatic bases, homolytic substitution, electrophilic radicals, absolute rate constants, protonated pyridines, radical clocks, cage recombination, carbon radicals, intramolecular hydrogen transfer, radical obtained, polar effect, intermolecular addition, acetyl peroxide, alkoxyl radicals, induced dynamic nuclear polarization, hydrogen transfer reactions, vinyl radicals Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Free Radicals Volume 2. (Reactive Intermediates in Organic Chemistry) (v. 2) by Jay K. Kochi on page 281, page 283, and page 284
- Organic Chemistry by Wiley on page 281, and page 284
- Patai Supplement B, The Chemistry of Acid Derivatives (PATAI'S Chemistry of Functional Groups) (Part 2) by Saul Patai on page 283, and page 285
- Free Radical Chain Reactions in Organic Synthesis (Best Synthetic Methods) by William B. Motherwell on page 281, and page 286
- Electron Paramagnetic Resonance: Elementary Theory and Practical Applications by John A. Weil on page 281
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- Advances in Free Radical Chemistry, Volume 2, Volume 2 by S.Z. Zard on page 86, and page 198
- Biotechnology in the Pulp and Paper Industry, Volume 21: 8th ICBPPI Meeting (Progress in Biotechnology) by L. Viikari on page 103
- Enantioselective Synthesis of Beta-Amino Acids by Eusebio Juaristi on page 445
- Advanced Organic Chemistry: Reaction Mechanisms (Advanced Organic Chemistry Series) by Reinhard Bruckner on page 40
- The Investigation of Organic Reactions and Their Mechanisms by Howard Maskill on page 291
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