Name: topics in stereochemistry, volume 25, topics in stereochemistry
SKU: 10772032
Price: 161790.00 CRC
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Author: scott e. denmark, jay siegel
ISBN: 9780471682448

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topics in stereochemistry, volume 25, topics in stereochemistry

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

wiley-interscience

Autor

scott e. denmark, jay siegel

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419.00

ISBN

0471682446

ISBN13

9780471682448

Categorías

Química orgánica

topics in stereochemistry, volume 25, topics in stereochemistry

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topics in stereochemistry, previously edited by the father of stereochemistry ernest l. eliel, is a longstanding, successful series covering the most important advances in the field. the much-anticipated volume 25 includes chapters on the following topics: stereochemistry of molecules in inclusion crystals torsional motion of stilbene-type molecules in crystals supramolecular networks of porphyrins homo- and heterochirality in crystals supramolecular synthesis of 1d chains and 2d layers in hydrogen bond networks of ureas and 2-d pyrimidinones chiral auxiliaries powerful for both enantioresolution and determination of absolutely stereochemistry by x-ray crystallography engineering stereospecific reactoins in crystals: synthesis of compounds with adjacent stereogenic quaternary centers by photodecarbonylation of crystalline ketones the ch/ hydrogen bond: an important molecular force in controlling the crystal conformation of organic compounds and three-dimensional structure of biopolymers stereoselective thermal solid-state reactions crystal structures and functionalities of platinum (ii) complexes controlled by various intermolecular interactions