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Smith M.B., March J. — March's Advanced Organic Chemistry: Reactions, Mechanisms, and Structure
Smith M.B., March J. — March's Advanced Organic Chemistry: Reactions, Mechanisms, and Structure



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Название: March's Advanced Organic Chemistry: Reactions, Mechanisms, and Structure

Авторы: Smith M.B., March J.

Аннотация:

"March has been uncompromising in his search for clarity and utility in presentations of a wide variety of essential organic chemistry. It remains an accessible and useful tool for both specialists and nonspecialists in the field. It does an excellent job both as a text for first-year graduate students and a handy reference for others."-Journal of Chemical Education "The ratio of information to price makes this book a wonderful bargain."-American Scientist
New to this Fifth Edition:
* Michael Smith from the University of Connecticut joins as coauthor for the Fifth Edition
* Contains 20,000 valuable, selected references to the primary literature-5,000 new to this edition
* 40 entirely new sections covering the most important developments in organic chemistry since the previous edition
* Updated illustrations of molecular structures


Язык: en

Рубрика: Химия/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: 5-th edition

Год издания: 2001

Количество страниц: 2083

Добавлена в каталог: 21.02.2007

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Halides, sulfonyl reaction with alkenes      1045
Halides, sulfonyl reaction with diazomethane      1249
Halides, sulfonyl reduction and $PPh_3$      1557
Halides, sulfonyl reduction with $LiAlH_4$      1556
Halides, sulfonyl reduction with Zn and acid      1556
Halides, vinyl from acyl halides      1692
Halides, vinyl from aldehydes      1693
Halides, vinyl from alkyl halides      1692
Halides, vinyl from alkynes      1692
Halides, vinyl from allenes      1692
Halides, vinyl from halide exchange      1692
Halides, vinyl from halophosphoranes      1693
Halides, vinyl from hydrogen halides      1692
Halides, vinyl from ketones      1693
Halides, vinyl from organometallic compounds      1692
Halides, vinyl from Petasis alkenylation      1693
Halides, vinyl from scoopy reactions      1693
Halides, vinyl from Tebbe alkenylation      1693
Halides, vinyl from ylids      1693
Halides, vinyl hydrolysis of      463
Halides, vinyl reagents for preparation of      798—799
Haller-Bauer reaction      512 814
Halo acids, conversion to lactones      488
Halo alcohols, from dihalides and carbonyl compounds      1207
Halo aldehydes, from aldehydes      775
Halo alkenes, and radical cyclization      1040
Halo carbonyl compounds, formation of      1670
Halo ethers elimination reactions      1344
Halo ethers from addition of hypohalites to double bonds      1670
Halo ethers from alkenes alcohols      1056
Halo ethers from reaction of carboxylic esters with ClF      1670
Halo ketones elimination with base      1341
Halo ketones from alkenes      1048
Halo ketones from diazo ketones      522
Halo ketones from sulfones      778
Halo nitroso compounds, from alkenes      1045
Halo sulfides, and the Ramberg-Backlund reaction      1343
Halo sulfones and the Ramberg — Backlund reaction      1341
Halo-ketones, from ketones      775
Haloalkenes, reaction with organocopper compounds      423
Haloalkylation, of aromatic compounds      721
Haloamines from amines      819
Haloamines from N-haloamines      1670
Haloamines from unsaturated compounds      1670
Halocarbenes insertion reactions      789
Halocarbenes reaction with heterocycles      1088
Haloform reaction      813
Haloform reaction rate of reaction      813
Haloformic esters, from alcohols      483
Halogen dance      735
Halogenation of carboxylic acids      777
Halogenation of enamines      788
Halogenation of enol borinates      777
Halogenation of enolate anions      776
Halogenation of Grignard reagents      798
Halogenation of hydrocarbons      907—911
Halogenation of organometallic compounds      798
Halogenation photolysis      899
Halogens as neighboring groups      407
Halogens by conversion to epoxides      478
Halogens from cleavage of epoxides with hydrogen halides      1670
Halogens from epoxides      520
Halogens reaction with alkenes, reagents for      1041
Halogens reaction with conjugated compounds      1042
Halohydrins from addition of hypohalous acids to alkenes      1670
Halolactonization      1043
Halonium ions, as leaving groups      446
Hammett $\sigma\rho$ relationship      437
Hammett acidity function      334
Hammett equation      368
Hammett equation and electrophilic aromatic substitution      692
Hammett equation and linear free energy relationship      370
Hammett equation and radical hydrogen abstraction      903
Hammett equation and rate constants      369
Hammett equation and spectroscopy      369
Hammett equation and the selectivity relationship      692
Hammett reaction constant, and acid strength      350
Hammett relationship and $S_NAr$ reactions      859
Hammett relationship and the $S_N1$ reaction      436
Hammett — Brown relationship      693
Hammond postulate      284—285
Hammond postulate and $S_N1$ reactions      432
Hammond postulate and electrophilic aromatic substitution      681
Hard acids and bases      338—342
Hard acids and bases definitions      340
Hard-soft acid-base theory      338—342
Hard-soft, acid-base principle      341
Hard-soft, acid-bases absolute hardness table      341
Hard-soft, acid-bases absolute softness      341
Hard-soft, acid-bases ambident nucleophiles      460
Hard-soft, acid-bases and ambident nucleophiles      460
Hard-soft, acid-bases and electrophilic aromatic substitution      692
Hard-soft, acid-bases HSAB principle      341
Hard-soft, acid-bases table      340
Hardness absolute, table      341
Hardness acids and bases      340
Hardness and aromaticity      52
Hardness and electrophilic aromatic substitution      692
Hardness model for aromaticity      48
Hardness quantitative definition      340
Hartree-Fock method      34
HBr, acidity in DMF      351
HBr, cleavage of ethers      465
HBr, radical addition to alkenes      991
HBr, reaction with 3-bromo-2-butanol      405 411
HBr, reaction with alkenes      991
HBr, reaction with cyclopropane      988
HBr, reaction with diazo ketones      522
HBr, reaction with ethers      520
HCl, reaction with alkenes      991
HCl, reaction with aromatic compounds and formaldehyde      721
HCl, reaction with aryl ammonium salts      729
HCl, reaction with C=N compounds      1240
HCl, reaction with N-chloroacetamides      729
HCN reaction with hydrazones      1240
HCN reaction with hydrazones addition to alkenes.      1038
HCN reaction with hydrazones reaction with aldehydes or ketones      1239
HCN reaction with hydrazones reaction with imines.      1240
HCN reaction with hydrazones reaction with nitriles      1241
HCN reaction with hydrazones reaction with oximes      1240
HCN reaction with hydrazones reaction with Schiff bases      1240
Heat of atomization      22
Heat of atomization and strain      180
Heat of atomization benzene      35
Heat of combustion      22 24
Heat of hydrogenation, benzene      35
Heat, of combustion, and elimination reactions      1315
Heck reaction      930
Heck reaction asymmetric      931
Heck reaction intramolecular      931
Heck-like coupling      937
Helical chirality      134—135
Helical shape, and chirality      134
Helicene      134
Helicenes, and optical activity      134—135
Hell-Volhard-Zelinskii reaction      777
Hemiacetals from aldehydes and alcohols      1180 1671
Hemiacetals from electrolytic oxidation of tetrahydrofuran      1671
Hemiacetals hydrolysis of      1419
Hemiaminals      1186
Hemiaminals from aldehydes or ketones and amines      1671
Hemicarcerand, and cyclobutadiene      59
Hemimercaptals from addition of thiols to aldehydes or ketones      1671
Hemimercaptals from aldehydes and thiols      1181
Hemispherands      106—107
Henkel reaction      733
Heptahelicene, resolution      153
Heptalene      134
Heptalene and aromaticity      54
Heptalene and NMR      54—55
Heptalene derivatives      55
Herndon model for aromaticity      48
Herz reaction      704
Hess — Schaad model for aromaticity      47—48
Heteroatom Diels — Alder reactions      1075
Heteroatoms in rings, conformation      175—177
Heteroatoms, stabling effect on carbocations      223
Heterocycles acylation with aldehydes      934
Heterocycles alkylation of      871 933
Heterocycles and Birch reduction      1010
Heterocycles and electrophilic aromatic substitution      688
Heterocycles and Ziegler alkylation      871
Heterocycles aromaticity      48 51
Heterocycles by the Curtius rearrangement      1672
Heterocycles by the Diels — Alder reaction      1672
Heterocycles by the Fischer indole synthesis      1672
Heterocycles by the Hofmann — Loffler rearrangement      1672
Heterocycles by the Pschorr arylation      1671
Heterocycles by vinylcyclopropane rearrangement      1443
Heterocycles from $\alpha,\beta$-unsaturated ketones      1672
Heterocycles from $\beta$-diketones      1672
Heterocycles from $\beta$-keto esters      1672
Heterocycles from 1,3-dipolar addition to double bonds      1672
Heterocycles from acetals      1671 1672
Heterocycles from active hydrogen compounds      1671
Heterocycles from alcohols      1671 1672
Heterocycles from aldehydes      1672
Heterocycles from alkenes      1672
Heterocycles from alkynes      1672
Heterocycles from amides      1671
Heterocycles from amines      1671 1672
Heterocycles from aminonitrenes      1672
Heterocycles from aromatic compounds      1671
Heterocycles from aromatization of heterocyclic rings      1672
Heterocycles from arylhydrazones      1672
Heterocycles from azides      1672
Heterocycles from carbenes      1672
Heterocycles from conjugated diynes      1671
Heterocycles from cycloaddition reactions      1672
Heterocycles from dienes      1672
Heterocycles from dihalides      1671
Heterocycles from diketones      1672
Heterocycles from dinitriles      1672
Heterocycles from diols      1671
Heterocycles from expansion of heterocyclic rings      1672
Heterocycles from extrusion of $CO_2$ from benzoxadiazepinones      1672
Heterocycles from glycols      1671
Heterocycles from haloamines      1671
Heterocycles from halohydrins      1671
Heterocycles from heteroatom Diels — Alder reactions      1672
Heterocycles from heterocycles      1671
Heterocycles from hydrazines      1672
Heterocycles from hydrogenation of heterocycles      1671
Heterocycles from intramolecular acylation      1671
Heterocycles from ketones      1672
Heterocycles from lactams      1672
Heterocycles from lactones      1672
Heterocycles from malonic esters      1671
Heterocycles from N-tosyl malonic esters      1671
Heterocycles from nitrenes      1671
Heterocycles from rearrangement of N-haloamines      1672
Heterocycles from ring expansion of ammonium salts      1672
Heterocycles from ring expansion of aryl azides      1413
Heterocycles from ring expansion of N-acylaziridines      1672
Heterocycles from sulfones      1672
Heterocycles from thiobenzilic acid      1672
Heterocycles from tosylmethylisocyanide      1672
Heterocycles from trimerization of aldehydes      1672
Heterocycles from unsaturated alcohols      1672
Heterocycles from ureas      1671
Heterocycles fromboranes      1671
Heterocycles nitration of      696
Heterocycles, reaction with amide anion      873
Heterocycles, reaction with carbenes      1087
Heterocycles, reaction with carboxylic acids      933
Heterocycles, reaction with hydrazide ions      873
Heterocycles, reaction with organolithium reagents      871
Heterocycles, reduction with indium metal      1011
Heterocycles, reduction with samarium iodide      1011
Heteropolytungstic acid and conversion of hydrocarbons to amides      925
Hexachlorocyclohexane      1301
Hexachlorocyclohexane and meso compounds      161
Hexacyclodecanes      183
Hexadecanol monosuccinate      1532
Hexaethylbenzene, from 3-hexyne      1090
Hexahelicene, and strain      190
Hexaisopropylbenzene      189 1089
Hexaisopropylcyclohexane, conformation      174
Hexamethylbenzene      1084
Hexamethylbicyclo[2.2.0]hexadiene      1083
Hexamethylenetetramine and oxidation of alkyl halides      1536
Hexamethylenetetramine and the Duff reaction      717
Hexamethylenetetramine reaction with alkyl halides      501
Hexamethylphosphoramide      see “HMPA”
Hexamethylprismane      1083
Hexaphenylethane      241
Hexaydroazepin-2-ones, conformation      178
HF, reaction with acyl halides      524
HF, reaction with anhydrides      524
HI and reduction of alkyl halides      518
HI, cleavage of ethers      465
HI, gas phase addition to dienes      992
HI, reaction with alkenes      991
HI, reaction with ethers      519
High pressure and epoxide hydrolysis      468
High pressure and formation of oximes      1194
High pressure and reaction of epoxides with ammonia      504
High pressure and steric hindrance      458
High pressure and the Claisen rearrangement      457
High pressure and the Cope rearrangement      457
High pressure and the Diels — Alder reaction      457 1066
High pressure and the Heck reaction      931
High pressure and the Knoevenagel condensation      457
High pressure and the Menshutkin reaction      458
High pressure and volume of activation      457
High pressure reactions      457—458
Higher order cuprates      see “Organocuprates”
Highest occupied molecular orbital      see “HOMO”
Hindrance, steric      see “Steric hindrance”
Hinsberg test, and amines      576
HMPA      236
HMPA and $CrO_3$      1515
HMPA and aggregation of bases      349
HMPA and alkylation of amines      503
HMPA and coupling of all ylie halides      542
HMPA and dehydration of alcohols      1327
HMPA and dehydrohalogenation      1337
HMPA and formation of aniline derivatives      864
HMPA and halide in substitution with tosylates      518
HMPA and hydrogen bonding      100
HMPA and hydrolysis of sulfonamides      576
HMPA and reaction of aryl halide and alkoxides      862
HMPA as a solvent      450
HMPA formation of thiophenols      863
HMPA solvent for alkylation reactions      488
HOBr      see “Hypobromous acid”
HOC1      see “Hypochlorous acid”
Hoesch reaction      723
Hofmann degradation      1331
Hofmann elimination      1331
Hofmann rearrangement      1380 1384
Hofmann — Loffler reaction      909 1462
Hofmann — Loffler — Freytag reaction      1462
Hofmann — Martius reaction      729
Hofmann’s rule      1315 1332
Hofmann’s rule and elimination of alkyl halides      1337
Hofmann’s rule and pyrolytic eliminations      1325
Hofmann’s rule and substituent effects on elimination      1320
HOI      see “Hypoiodous acid”
HOMO alkenes      1070
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