Organic Syntheses Based on Name Reactions

Organic Syntheses Based on Named Reactions 3 ^rd edition is an indispensable reference companion for students. Effectively and more specifically, this product is a reference to the product. Each entry is carefully conducised to the best of the future.
Building on Hassner & Stumer's highly regarded 2 ^nd edition and publishing at the time of proliferation. covered to over 700.
It summarizes the reaction types' various laboratory uses, including around 3,400 references to other sources; a functional group transformation index.
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Due to its comprehensive coverage, superb organization, and quality of references, this long-awaited book belongs to the shelf of every organic chemist.

* Handy reference guide that explains over common and uncommon chemists
* Provides key data on each and other machinery, including the experimental details
* Extensive and multiple indexes

Name reactions; Names index; Reagents index; Reactions index; Functional Group Transformations index.

Sample Name Reactions: Appel, Halogenation Reagent; Bailey, Crisscross Cycloaddition; Barluenga, Iodination; Barton-McCrombie, Deoxygenation; Bergman, Cycloaromatization; Brandi-Guarna, Rearrangement; Buchwald, Heterocyclization; Chiatgilialoglu, Reducing Agent; G. Enders, Heterocycle Synthesis;
Grubbs, Olefin Metathesis; Jacobsen, Asymmetric Epoxidation; Kagan-Modena, Asymemetric Oxidation; Katritzky, Amine Displacement; Kawase, N-Acyl Rearrangement; Knochel, Zinc Vinyl Coupling; Kulinkovich, Hydroxycyclopropanation; Nicolaou, Oxidations; O'Donnell, Aminoacid Synthesis; Saegusa, Enone Synthesis; Shibasaki, Catalytic Nitrogenation; Yamamoto, Chiral Transfer