Concepts and Terminology in Organic Stereochemistry ( Concepts and Terminology in Organic Stereochemistry )

Publication series :Concepts and Terminology in Organic Stereochemistry

Author: Kaloustian   Moses K.  

Publisher: Elsevier Science‎

Publication year: 2004

E-ISBN: 9780080472317

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780080445090

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9780080445090

Subject: O6 Chemistry;O62 Organic Chemistry

Language: ENG

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In the last quarter century there have been only two seminal contributions in the field of organic stereochemistry - both by Kurt Mislow and his coworkers - ones that have clarified the basic concepts of stereotopicity and chirotopicity. Not withstanding a few other sporadic contributions by others, to date there have been no systematic attempts to unify and develop the conceptual framework and terminology of organic stereochemistry. Existing terms are frequently misused or abused, needed terms - redundant, confusing or controversial - are invented randomly, and yet other needed terms have not seen the light of day.

This three-part work presents the elements of a simple, uniform and comprehensive language of the stereochemical underpinnings of organic chemistry. It is essential reading for industrial chemists, graduate students, university professors and industrial researchers in the field of Organic Stereochemistry.

* Presents the elements of a simple, uniform and comprehensive language of organic stereochemistry.
* Unifies and develops a comprehensive language of organic stereochemistry
* Presents concepts and classifications which are universal.

Chapter

Front Cover

pp.:  1 – 4

Copyright Page

pp.:  5 – 12

Contents

pp.:  12 – 16

Chapter 8. Junctive/Disjunctive Processes in Organic Chemistry

pp.:  16 – 46

Chapter 9. Ligogenic/Ligolytic Processes in Organic Chemistry

pp.:  46 – 60

Chapter 10. Morphoselectivity

pp.:  60 – 76

Chapter 11. Situselectivity

pp.:  76 – 94

Chapter 12. Facioselectivity

pp.:  94 – 120

Chapter 13. Vectoselectivity

pp.:  120 – 166

Chapter 14. Anguloselectivity

pp.:  166 – 198

Addenda

pp.:  198 – 226

References & Notes

pp.:  226 – 240

Index

pp.:  240 – 246

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