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Name reactions: a collection of detailed reaction mechanisms

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1. Verfasser:	Li, Jie Jack 1964- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Berlin [u.a.] Springer 2003
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagworte:	Chemische reacties Chimie organique Naamgeving Organische chemie Organische verbindingen Reactiemechanismen (chemie) Reações químicas Réactions organiques (Chimie) Chemical reactions Chemistry, Organic Organische Chemie Reaktionsmechanismus Namensreaktion Wörterbuch
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Beschreibung:	XVIII, 465 S.
ISBN:	3540402039

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adam_text	IX TABLE OF CONTENTS ABBREVIATIONS ....................................................................................................XVII 1. ABNORMAL CLAISEN REARRANGEMENT..............................................................1 2. ALDER ENE REACTION .....................................................................................2 3. ALDOL CONDENSATION....................................................................................3 4. ALLANROBINSON REACTION...........................................................................4 5. ALPER CARBONYLATION...................................................................................6 6. AMADORI REARRANGEMENT ............................................................................8 7. ANGELIRIMINI HYDROXAMIC ACID SYNTHESIS................................................9 8. ANRORC MECHANISM.............................................................................10 9. ARNDTEISTERT HOMOLOGATION....................................................................11 10. AUWERS REACTION ......................................................................................13 11. BAEYERDREWSON INDIGO SYNTHESIS ..........................................................14 12. BAEYERVILLIGER OXIDATION.......................................................................16 13. BAKERVENKATARAMAN REARRANGEMENT ......................................................17 14. BAMBERGER REARRANGEMENT.......................................................................18 15. BAMFORDSTEVENS REACTION ......................................................................19 16. BARGELLINI REACTION...................................................................................20 17. BARTOLI INDOLE SYNTHESIS ...........................................................................21 18. BARTON DECARBOXYLATION ...........................................................................23 19. BARTONMCCOMBIE DEOXYGENATION .........................................................24 20. BARTON NITRITE PHOTOLYSIS..........................................................................25 21. BAYLISHILLMAN REACTION..........................................................................26 22. BECKMANN REARRANGEMENT........................................................................28 23. BEIRUT REACTION.........................................................................................29 24. BENZILIC ACID REARRANGEMENT....................................................................31 25. BENZOIN CONDENSATION .............................................................................32 26. BERGMAN CYCLIZATION................................................................................33 27. BIGINELLI PYRIMIDONE SYNTHESIS................................................................34 28. BIRCH REDUCTION........................................................................................36 29. BISCHLERMOEHLAU INDOLE SYNTHESIS ..........................................................38 30. BISCHLERNAPIERALSKI REACTION .................................................................39 31. BLAISE REACTION.........................................................................................40 32. BLANC CHLOROMETHYLATION REACTION ...........................................................41 33. BOEKELHEIDE REACTION...............................................................................42 34. BOGER PYRIDINE SYNTHESIS .........................................................................43 35. BOORD REACTION.........................................................................................44 36. BORSCHEDRECHSEL CYCLIZATION .................................................................45 37. BOULTONKATRITZKY REARRANGEMENT...........................................................46 38. BOUVEAULT ALDEHYDE SYNTHESIS .................................................................47 39. BOUVEAULTBLANC REDUCTION.....................................................................48 40. BOYLANDSIMS OXIDATION .........................................................................49 41. BRADSHER REACTION ....................................................................................51 42. BROOK REARRANGEMENT...............................................................................52 X 43. BROWN HYDROBORATION REACTION ................................................................53 44. BUCHERER CARBAZOLE SYNTHESIS ..................................................................54 45. BUCHERER REACTION ....................................................................................56 46. BUCHERERBERGS REACTION.........................................................................57 47. BUCHNERCURTIUSSCHLOTTERBECK REACTION................................................58 48. BUCHNER METHOD OF RING EXPANSION .........................................................59 49. BUCHWALDHARTWIG CN BOND AND CO BOND FORMATION REACTIONS........60 50. BURGESS DEHYDRATING REAGENT ...................................................................61 51. CADIOTCHODKIEWICZ COUPLING ................................................................62 52. CANNIZZARO DISPROPOTIONATION REACTION....................................................63 53. CARROLL REARRANGEMENT .............................................................................65 54. CASTROSTEPHENS COUPLING.......................................................................66 55. CHAPMAN REARRANGEMENT .........................................................................67 56. CHICHIBABIN AMINATION REACTION ..............................................................68 57. CHICHIBABIN PYRIDINE SYNTHESIS ...............................................................69 58. CHUGAEV REACTION.....................................................................................71 59. CIAMICIANDENNSTED REARRANGEMENT .......................................................72 60. CLAISEN CONDENSATION...............................................................................73 61. CLAISEN REARRANGEMENT.............................................................................74 62. CLARKEESCHWEILER REDUCTIVE ALKYLATION OF AMINES .................................76 63. CLEMMENSEN REDUCTION............................................................................77 64. COMBES QUINOLINE SYNTHESIS....................................................................79 65. CONRADLIMPACH REACTION.......................................................................81 66. COOKHEILBRON THIAZOLE SYNTHESIS...........................................................82 67. COPE ELIMINATION REACTION .......................................................................83 68. COPE, OXY-COPE, AND ANIONIC OXY-COPE REARRANGEMENTS........................84 69. COREYBAKSHISHIBATA (CBS) REDUCTION.................................................86 70. COREY CHAYKOVSKY REACTION...................................................................88 71. COREYFUCHS REACTION .............................................................................90 72. COREYKIM OXIDATION..............................................................................92 73. COREYWINTER OLEFIN SYNTHESIS................................................................93 74. CORNFORTH REARRANGEMENT.........................................................................95 75. CRIEGEE GLYCOL CLEAVAGE ..........................................................................96 76. CRIEGEE MECHANISM OF OZONOLYSIS...........................................................97 77. CURTIUS REARRANGEMENT.............................................................................98 78. DAKIN OXIDATION.......................................................................................99 79. DAKINWEST REACTION.............................................................................100 80. DANHEISER ANNULATION.............................................................................102 81. DARZENS GLYCIDIC ESTER CONDENSATION .....................................................103 82. DAVIS CHIRAL OXAZIRIDINE REAGENT............................................................104 83. DE MAYO REACTION...................................................................................105 84. DEMJANOV REARRANGEMENT......................................................................107 85. DESSMARTIN PERIODINANE OXIDATION ......................................................109 86. DIECKMANN CONDENSATION ......................................................................110 87. DIELSALDER REACTION .............................................................................111 88. DIENONEPHENOL REARRANGEMENT ............................................................113 XI 89. DI- -METHANE REARRANGEMENT ................................................................114 90. DOEBNER REACTION ...................................................................................115 91. DOEBNERVON MILLER REACTION ................................................................117 92. DOERINGLAFLAMME ALLENE SYNTHESIS ....................................................119 93. DORNOWWIEHLER ISOXAZOLE SYNTHESIS ...................................................120 94. DOETZ REACTION.........................................................................................122 95. DOWD RING EXPANSION ............................................................................123 96. DUTTWORMALL REACTION..........................................................................125 97. EGLINTON REACTION ...................................................................................126 98. ESCHENMOSER COUPLING REACTION.............................................................127 99. ESCHENMOSERTANABE FRAGMENTATION ....................................................128 100. ETARD REACTION ........................................................................................129 101. EVANS ALDOL REACTION ..............................................................................130 102. FAVORSKII REARRANGEMENT AND QUASI-FAVORSKII REARRANGEMENT ..............132 103. FEISTBENARY FURAN SYNTHESIS ................................................................134 104. FERRIER REARRANGEMENT............................................................................135 105. FINKELSTEIN REACTION ...............................................................................136 106. FISCHERHEPP REARRANGEMENT ................................................................137 107. FISCHER INDOLE SYNTHESIS ........................................................................138 108. FISCHERSPEIER ESTERIFICATION.................................................................139 109. FLEMING OXIDATION .................................................................................140 110. FORSTER REACTION .....................................................................................142 111. FRATERSEEBACH ALKYLATION.....................................................................144 112. FRIEDELCRAFTS REACTION..........................................................................145 113. FRIEDLAENDER SYNTHESIS.............................................................................147 114. FRIES REARRANGEMENT...............................................................................149 115. FRITSCHBUTTENBERGWIECHELL REARRANGEMENT........................................151 116. FUJIMOTOBELLEAU REACTION ....................................................................152 117. FUKUYAMA AMINE SYNTHESIS ...................................................................153 118. GABRIEL SYNTHESIS ...................................................................................155 119. GASSMAN INDOLE SYNTHESIS .....................................................................156 120. GATTERMANNKOCH REACTION ...................................................................157 121. GEWALD AMINOTHIOPHENE SYNTHESIS ........................................................158 122. GLASER COUPLING .....................................................................................160 123. GOMBERGBACHMANN REACTION...............................................................161 124. GRIBBLE INDOLE REDUCTION .......................................................................162 125. GRIBBLE REDUCTION OF DIARYL KETONES.......................................................163 126. GRIGNARD REACTION ..................................................................................164 127. GROB FRAGMENTATION ...............................................................................166 128. GUARESCHITHORPE CONDENSATION ...........................................................168 129. HAJOSWIECHERT REACTION.......................................................................169 130. HALLERBAUER REACTION ...........................................................................171 131. HANTZSCH PYRIDINE SYNTHESIS..................................................................172 132. HANTZSCH PYRROLE SYNTHESIS....................................................................174 133. HAWORTH REACTION...................................................................................175 134. HAYASHI REARRANGEMENT..........................................................................177 XII 135. HECK REACTION ........................................................................................179 136. HEGEDUS INDOLE SYNTHESIS ......................................................................181 137. HELLVOLHARDTZELINSKY REACTION..........................................................182 138. HENRY REACTION (NITROALDOL REACTION)......................................................183 139. HERZ REACTION.........................................................................................184 140. HETEROARYL HECK REACTION ......................................................................186 141. HIYAMA CROSS-COUPLING REACTION............................................................187 142. HOCHCAMPBELL AZIRIDINE SYNTHESIS......................................................189 143. HODGESVEDEJS METALLATION OF OXAZOLES ...............................................191 144. HOFMANN REARRANGEMENT (HOFMANN DEGRADATION REACTION) ...................192 145. HOFMANNLOEFFLERFREYTAG REACTION ......................................................193 146. HOFMANNMARTIUS REACTION (REILLYHICKINBOTTOM REARRANGEMENT) .....194 147. HOOKER OXIDATION ..................................................................................196 148. HORNERWADSWORTHEMMONS REACTION.................................................198 149. HOUBENHOESCH SYNTHESIS ....................................................................200 150. HUNSDIECKER REACTION.............................................................................202 151. INGMANSKE PROCEDURE..........................................................................203 152. JACOBSENKATSUKI EPOXIDATION ..............................................................204 153. JACOBSEN REARRANGEMENT ........................................................................206 154. JAPPKLINGEMANN HYDRAZONE SYNTHESIS ................................................208 155. JULIALYTHGOE OLEFINATION .....................................................................209 156. KAHNE GLYCOSIDATION..............................................................................211 157. KECK STEREOSELECTIVE ALLYLATION..............................................................213 158. KECK MACROLACTONIZATION.......................................................................215 159. KEMP ELIMINATION..................................................................................217 160. KENNEDY OXIDATIVE CYCLIZATION..............................................................218 161. KHARASCH ADDITION REACTION....................................................................219 162. KNOEEVENAGEL CONDENSATION....................................................................220 163. KNORR PYRROLE SYNTHESIS.........................................................................222 164. KOCH CARBONYLATION REACTION (KOCHHAAF CARBONYLATION REACTION)......223 165. KOENIGKNORR GLYCOSIDATION.................................................................225 166. KOLBE ELECTROLYTIC COUPLING...................................................................226 167. KOLBESCHMITT REACTION.........................................................................227 168. KOSTANECKI REACTION...............................................................................228 169. KRAPCHO DECARBOXYLATION ......................................................................230 170. KROEHNKE REACTION (PYRIDINE SYNTHESIS) ..................................................231 171. KUMADA CROSS-COUPLING REACTION...........................................................233 172. LAROCK INDOLE SYNTHESIS.........................................................................235 173. LAWESSONS REAGENT...............................................................................236 174. LEUCKARTWALLACH REACTION ...................................................................237 175. LIEBEN HALOFORM REACTION ......................................................................238 176. LIEBESKINDSROGL COUPLING ...................................................................239 177. LOSSEN REARRANGEMENT ...........................................................................240 178. LUCHE REDUCTION ....................................................................................241 179. MCFADYENSTEVENS REDUCTION ...............................................................242 180. MCLAFFERTY REARRANGEMENT ....................................................................243 XIII 181. MCMURRY COUPLING ................................................................................244 182. MADELUNG INDOLE SYNTHESIS....................................................................245 183. MANNICH REACTION...................................................................................246 184. MARSHALL BORONATE FRAGMENTATION ..........................................................248 185. MARTINS SULFURANE DEHYDRATING REAGENT ................................................249 186. MASAMUNEROUSH CONDITIONS ...............................................................251 187. MEERWEIN ARYLATION ...............................................................................253 188. MEERWEINPONNDORFVERLEY REDUCTION.................................................254 189. MEINWALD REARRANGEMENT ......................................................................255 190. MEISENHEIMER COMPLEX .........................................................................256 191. MEISENHEIMER REARRANGEMENT................................................................258 192. MEYERSCHUSTER REARRANGEMENT.............................................................259 193. MICHAEL ADDITION ...................................................................................260 194. MICHAELISARBUZOV PHOSPHONATE SYNTHESIS ..........................................261 195. MIDLAND REDUCTION .................................................................................262 196. MILLERLOUDONSNYDER NITRILE SYNTHESIS ...............................................263 197. MISLOWEVANS REARRANGEMENT...............................................................264 198. MITSUNOBU REACTION................................................................................265 199. MIYAURA BORATION REACTION .....................................................................266 200. MOFFATT OXIDATION ..................................................................................267 201. MORGANWALLS REACTION (PICTETHUBERT REACTION) .................................269 202. MORIBAN INDOLE SYNTHESIS....................................................................270 203. MORIN REARRANGEMENT.............................................................................272 204. MUKAIYAMA ALDOL REACTION.....................................................................274 205. MUKAIYAMA ESTERIFICATION......................................................................275 206. MYERS * SAITO CYCLIZATION........................................................................277 207. NAMETKIN REARRANGEMENT (RETROPINACOL REARRANGEMENT) ........................279 208. NAZAROV CYCLIZATION...............................................................................280 209. NEBER REARRANGEMENT.............................................................................281 210. NEF REACTION...........................................................................................282 211. NEGISHI CROSS-COUPLING REACTION ............................................................283 212. NENITZESCU INDOLE SYNTHESIS ..................................................................284 213. NICHOLAS REACTION...................................................................................286 214. NOYORI ASYMMETRIC HYDROGENATION........................................................287 215. NOZAKIHIYAMAKISHI REACTION ............................................................289 216. OPPENAUER OXIDATION .............................................................................290 217. ORTON REARRANGEMENT .............................................................................292 218. OVERMAN REARRANGEMENT........................................................................293 219. PAALKNORR FURAN SYNTHESIS ...................................................................294 220. PAALKNORR PYRROLE SYNTHESIS ................................................................295 221. PARHAM CYCLIZATION................................................................................296 222. PASSERINI REACTION ..................................................................................298 223. PATERNOBUECHI REACTION .........................................................................299 224. PAUSONKHAND CYCLOPENTENONE SYNTHESIS .............................................300 225. PAYNE REARRANGEMENT.............................................................................302 226. PECHMANN CONDENSATION (COUMARIN SYNTHESIS)......................................303 XIV 227. PECHMANN PYRAZOLE SYNTHESIS................................................................304 228. PERKIN REACTION (CINNAMIC ACID SYNTHESIS).............................................305 229. PERKOW VINYL PHOSPHATE SYNTHESIS ........................................................307 230. PETERSON OLEFINATION...............................................................................308 231. PFAUPLATTNER AZULENE SYNTHESIS ............................................................310 232. PFITZINGER QUINOLINE SYNTHESIS ...............................................................311 233. PICTETGAMS ISOQUINOLINE SYNTHESIS......................................................312 234. PICTETSPENGLER TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE SYNTHESIS.................................314 235. PINACOL REARRANGEMENT...........................................................................315 236. PINNER SYNTHESIS ....................................................................................316 237. POLONOVSKI REACTION...............................................................................317 238. POLONOVSKIPOTIER REARRANGEMENT .........................................................319 239. POMERANZFRITSCH REACTION....................................................................320 240. PREVOST TRANS -DIHYDROXYLATION...............................................................322 241. PRILEZHAEV REACTION................................................................................323 242. PRINS REACTION ........................................................................................324 243. PSCHORR RING CLOSURE ..............................................................................325 244. PUMMERER REARRANGEMENT......................................................................327 245. RAMBERGBAECKLUND OLEFIN SYNTHESIS.....................................................328 246. REFORMATSKY REACTION ............................................................................329 247. REGITZ DIAZO SYNTHESIS...........................................................................330 248. REIMERTIEMANN REACTION.....................................................................332 249. REISSERT REACTION (ALDEHYDE SYNTHESIS) ..................................................334 250. RILEY OXIDATION (SELENIUM DIOXIDE OXIDATION).......................................336 251. RING-CLOSING METATHESIS (RCM) USING GRUBBS AND SCHROCK CATALYSTS ..337 252. RITTER REACTION........................................................................................339 253. ROBINSON ANNULATION .............................................................................340 254. ROBINSONSCHOEPF REACTION ....................................................................341 255. ROSENMUND REDUCTION ...........................................................................343 256. ROUSH ALLYLBORONATE REAGENT..................................................................344 257. RUBOTTOM OXIDATION...............................................................................345 258. RUPE REARRANGEMENT ..............................................................................346 259. RYCHNOVSKY POLYOL SYNTHESIS................................................................347 260. SAKURAI ALLYLATION REACTION (HOSOMISAKURAI REACTION) ........................349 261. SANDMEYER REACTION...............................................................................350 262. SARETT OXIDATION ....................................................................................351 263. SCHIEMANN REACTION (BALZ SCHIEMANN REACTION) ..................................354 264. SCHLOSSER MODIFICATION OF THE WITTIG REACTION.......................................355 265. SCHMIDT REACTION ...................................................................................356 266. SCHMIDTS TRICHLOROACETIMIDATE GLYCOSIDATION REACTION .........................357 267. SCHOLL REACTION ......................................................................................359 268. SCHOEPF REACTION .....................................................................................361 269. SCHOTTENBAUMANN REACTION..................................................................362 270. SHAPIRO REACTION ....................................................................................363 271. SHARPLESS ASYMMETRIC AMINO HYDROXYLATION .........................................364 272. SHARPLESS ASYMMETRIC EPOXIDATION .......................................................366 XV 273. SHARPLESS DIHYDROXYLATION.....................................................................369 274. SHI ASYMMETRIC EPOXIDATION..................................................................372 275. SIMMONSSMITH REACTION .....................................................................374 276. SIMONINI REACTION ..................................................................................375 277. SIMONIS CHROMONE CYCLIZATION ..............................................................376 278. SKRAUP QUINOLINE SYNTHESIS....................................................................378 279. SMILES REARRANGEMENT............................................................................380 280. SOMMELET REACTION.................................................................................381 281. SOMMELETHAUSER (AMMONIUM YLIDE) REARRANGEMENT...........................383 282. SONOGASHIRA REACTION .............................................................................384 283. STAUDINGER REACTION................................................................................386 284. STETTER REACTION (MICHAEL * STETTER REACTION) ...........................................387 285. STEVENS REARRANGEMENT ..........................................................................389 286. STIEGLITZ REARRANGEMENT .........................................................................390 287. STILLGENNARI PHOSPHONATE REACTION ......................................................392 288. STILLE COUPLING .......................................................................................393 289. STILLEKELLY REACTION..............................................................................394 290. STOBBE CONDENSATION..............................................................................396 291. STOLLE SYNTHESIS......................................................................................397 292. STORK ENAMINE REACTION..........................................................................398 293. STRECKER AMINO ACID SYNTHESIS ...............................................................399 294. SUZUKI COUPLING.....................................................................................400 295. SWERN OXIDATION ....................................................................................402 296. TAMAOKUMADA OXIDATION ....................................................................404 297. TEBBE OLEFINATION (PETASIS ALKENYLATION) ...............................................405 298. THORPEZIEGLER REACTION........................................................................407 299. TIEMANN REARRANGEMENT ........................................................................408 300. TIFFENEAUDEMJANOV REARRANGEMENT.....................................................409 301. TISHCHENKO REACTION ..............................................................................411 302. TOLLENS REACTION.....................................................................................412 303. TSUJITROST ALLYLATION............................................................................414 304. UENOSTORK CYCLIZATION.........................................................................415 305. UGI REACTION...........................................................................................416 306. ULLMANN REACTION...................................................................................418 307. VILSMEIERHAACK REACTION.....................................................................419 308. VON BRAUN REACTION ................................................................................421 309. VON RICHTER REACTION ..............................................................................422 310. WACKER OXIDATION ..................................................................................424 311. WAGNERMEERWEIN REARRANGEMENT........................................................426 312. WALLACH REARRANGEMENT .........................................................................427 313. WEINREB AMIDE ......................................................................................428 314. WEISS REACTION .......................................................................................429 315. WENKER AZIRIDINE SYNTHESIS ...................................................................431 316. WHARTON OXYGEN TRANSPOSITION REACTION.................................................432 317. WILLGERODTKINDLER REACTION .................................................................433 318. WILLIAMSON ETHER SYNTHESIS ...................................................................437 XVI 319. WITTIG REACTION ......................................................................................438 320. [1,2]-WITTIG REARRANGEMENT ...................................................................439 321. [2,3]-WITTIG REARRANGEMENT ...................................................................440 322. WOHLZIEGLER REACTION ..........................................................................441 323. WOLFF REARRANGEMENT .............................................................................443 324. WOLFFKISHNER REDUCTION ......................................................................444 325. WOODWARD CIS -DIHYDROXYLATION.............................................................445 326. WURTZ REACTION.......................................................................................446 327. YAMADA COUPLING REAGENT......................................................................447 328. YAMAGUCHI ESTERIFICATION ......................................................................448 329. ZAITSEV ELIMINATION................................................................................450 330. ZINCKE REACTION......................................................................................451 331. ZININ BENZIDINE REARRANGEMENT (SEMIDINE REARRANGEMENT)....................453 SUBJECT INDEX.......................................................................................................455
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