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Advanced Organic Chemistry:
Reaction Mechanisms
R. Bruckner, Academic Press, Orlando, FL,
2001, 512pp. Hardcover. A best-selling
mechanistic organic chemistry text in
Germany, this text's translation into English
fills a long-existing need for a modern,
thorough, and accessible treatment of
reaction mechanisms for students of organic
chemistry.
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High-Throughput Synthesis
I. Sucholeiki, Ed., Marcel Dekker, New York,
NY, 2001, 365pp. Hardcover. This reference
text presents how-to methods, novel
materials, and catalyst developments for
creating new compounds. Background
material on combinatorial chemistry is
combined with cookbook-style directions and
detailed case studies that emphasize the
potential for reproducing experiments.
Z51,376-8
Chiral Drugs
C.A. Challener, Ed., Ashgate Publishing Co.,
Burlington, VT, 2001, 672pp. Hardcover. Part
one provides an introduction to the types of
sources and methods currently in use for
obtaining chiral molecules, while part two
gives a comprehensive listing of over 2,500
chiral drugs and includes structures and
physical properties for each entry in the listing.
Z51,357-1
Chiral Intermediates
C.A. Challener, Ed., Ashgate Publishing Co.,
Burlington, VT, 2001, 832pp. Hardcover.
Chiral Intermediates is an invaluable resource
for information on available chiral molecules.
Presents 4,700 commercially available
chiral compounds with structures, physical
properties, applications, manufacturers, and
suppliers for each listing. Indexes, including a
master index of names and synonyms and an
index of custom manufacturing services for
chiral compounds, are appended.
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Combinatorial Library Design and
Evaluation: Principles, Software Tools,
and Applications in Drug Discovery
A.K. Ghose and V.N. Viswanadhan, Eds.,
Marcel Dekker, New York, NY, 2001, 648pp.
Hardcover. This book traces the latest
advances in rational drug discovery and
combinatorial library design, covering basic
principles, design strategies, methodologies,
software tools and algorithms, and
applications. Specific topics include fast
continuum electrostatics methods for
structure-based ligand design, knowledgebased
approaches for the design of smallmolecule
libraries for drug discovery, relative
and absolute diversity analyses of
combinatorial libraries, and design of
combinatorial libraries that mimic biological
motifs.
Z51,373-3
Fenaroli's Handbook of Flavor
Ingredients
4th ed., G.A. Burdock, CRC Press, Boca
Raton, FL, 2001, 1,864pp. Hardcover. With a
new format and twice the information found in
the third edition, it gives you easy access to
synonyms, international codes, sensory
information, permitted uses of ingredients,
international regulations, and more. The
handbook puts together the "wish lists" of food
scientists, regulatory and safety officers,
pharmacologists, and toxicologists to provide
a one-stop source for both GRAS and non-
GRAS flavoring substances.
Z51,367-9
Crystallization
4th ed., J.W. Mullin, Butterworth-Heinemann,
Stoneham, MA, 2001, 600pp. Hardcover.
Incorporates all the recent developments and
applications of crystallization technology.
Provides clear accounts of underlying
principles, a review of the past and current
research themes, and guidelines for
equipment and process design. This new
edition introduces and enlarges upon such
subjects as: separation of polymorphs and
chiral crystals, micro- and macromixing, and
seeding and secondary nucleation in batch
crystallization processes.
Z51,368-7
The Diels–Alder Reaction: Selected
Practical Methods
F. Fringuelli and A. Taticchi, John Wiley &
Sons, New York, NY, 2002, 350pp. Hardcover.
This is the first book to collect together 70
years worth of experimental procedures that
have been developed to perform the
Diels–Alder reaction. It begins with the
fundamental principles and contains
numerous graphical abstracts to present the
basic concepts in a concise and pictorial way.
Covers theory and synthetic applications of
the experimental methods, and includes
reports on industrial applications.
Z51,385-7
Handbook of Organopalladium
Chemistry for Organic Synthesis
Ei-ichi Negishi, John Wiley & Sons, New York,
NY, 2002, 3,300pp. Hardcover. 2-vol. set. This
handbook is the most comprehensive and
authoritative reference available on organopalladium
reagents and catalysts. The material is
organized according to reaction type, rather
than type of organopalladium compound.
Z51,386-5
Nomenclature of Organic
Compounds: Principles and Practice
2nd ed., R.B. Fox and W.H. Powell, Eds.,
Oxford University Press, New York, NY, 2001,
464pp. Hardcover. The book is divided into
two parts. The first is a general overview of
organic nomenclature, the second uses
concepts from the first part to answer the
question "How do I name this compound?".
Individual chapters are concerned with almost
every class of organic derivative, stressing the
relationship between structure and names.
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The Nitro Group in Organic Synthesis
N. Ono, John Wiley & Sons, New York, NY,
2001, 392pp. Hardcover. This book focuses
on reactions that proceed under mild
conditions, important functional groups that
can be synthesized by the conversion of nitro
groups, and the stereoselectivity of reactions
of nitro compounds. Emphasizes environmentally
friendly methods for nitration, the
importance of aliphatic nitro compounds, and
modern preparations of nitro compounds.
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