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                    | Smith M.B., March J. — March's Advanced Organic Chemistry: Reactions, Mechanisms, and Structure |  
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                    | Предметный указатель |  
                    | | Mechanisms and bromomum ions      971 Mechanisms and catalysis      289
 Mechanisms and electrofuge      385
 Mechanisms and emission spectroscopy      321
 Mechanisms and equilibrium      293
 Mechanisms and first order reaction      291
 Mechanisms and formation of thioethers      496
 Mechanisms and half-life      294—295
 Mechanisms and heterolytic bond cleavage      274
 Mechanisms and homolytic bond cleavage      275
 Mechanisms and isotopic effects      297—300
 Mechanisms and isotopic labeling      289—290
 Mechanisms and kinetics      290—296
 Mechanisms and leaving group      275
 Mechanisms and Marcus theory      286—287
 Mechanisms and microscopic reversibility      285—286
 Mechanisms and molecularlity      291
 Mechanisms and nucleofuge      275 385
 Mechanisms and phenonium ions      411 413
 Mechanisms and primary isotope effects      298
 Mechanisms and product determination      287
 Mechanisms and rate constants      291
 Mechanisms and rate determining step      291—292
 Mechanisms and rate law      290
 Mechanisms and second order reaction      291
 Mechanisms and secondary isotope effects      298
 Mechanisms and solvent isotope effects      299
 Mechanisms and steady state approximation      292
 Mechanisms and stereochemistry      290
 Mechanisms and symproportionation      1017
 Mechanisms and the Hammond postulate      285
 Mechanisms and third order reactions      291
 Mechanisms anhydride hydrolysis      469
 Mechanisms arenium ion mechanism      675—680
 Mechanisms arenium ion, mercuration of aryl compounds      793
 Mechanisms aromatic compound cleavage      731
 Mechanisms aromatic compounds and acyl peroxides      932
 Mechanisms aromatic formylation      715
 Mechanisms aromatic radical substitution      898
 Mechanisms aromatic sulfonation      702
 Mechanisms aryl halides with alkoxides      862
 Mechanisms arylation of aryl diazonium salts      929
 Mechanisms azides with active methylene compounds      781
 Mechanisms Baeyer — Villager rearrangement      1418
 Mechanisms Bamberger rearrangement      879
 Mechanisms Bamford — Stevens reaction      1335
 Mechanisms Barton reaction      1463
 Mechanisms Beckmann rearrangement      1416
 Mechanisms benzidine rearrangement      1455—1456
 Mechanisms benzoin condensation      1243
 Mechanisms benzyne, and aromatic substitution      854
 Mechanisms bimolecular      759—763
 Mechanisms bimolecular,
  390 Mechanisms biradical, for Diels — Alder reactions      1067
 Mechanisms Birch reduction of aromatic compounds      1010
 Mechanisms bisdecarboxylation of dicarboxylic acids      1530
 Mechanisms borane and hydroperoxide anion      797
 Mechanisms borane reaction with halo carbonyls      560
 Mechanisms boranes, elimination with alkenes      1339
 Mechanisms Bucherer reaction      865
 Mechanisms Cannizzaro reaction      1565
 Mechanisms carbamate hydrolysis      474
 Mechanisms carbanion, elimination      1308—1312
 Mechanisms carbene disproportionation      790
 Mechanisms carbene insertion      789 1086 1087
 Mechanisms carbocations and hydrocarbons      786
 Mechanisms Chapman rearrangement      1464
 Mechanisms Claisen condensation      570
 Mechanisms Claisen reaction      1224
 Mechanisms Claisen rearrangement      1449—1450
 Mechanisms concentration of reactants      293—294
 Mechanisms conducted tour mechanism      766
 Mechanisms conducted tour, and double bond migration      771
 Mechanisms conversion of isocyanates to carbodiimides      1246
 Mechanisms Cope elimination      1333
 Mechanisms Cope rearrangement      1446—1447
 Mechanisms coupling of boranes      939
 Mechanisms Criegee, for ozonolysis      1523—1525
 Mechanisms Curtius rearrangement      1412
 Mechanisms cyanoborohydride reduction of tosylhydrazones      1548
 Mechanisms cyclic, and addition to alkenes      979
 Mechanisms cyclic, and the Prins reaction      1242
 Mechanisms cyclobutane cycloreversion      1081
 Mechanisms Dakin reaction      1528
 Mechanisms decarbonylation of aldehydes      945
 Mechanisms decarboxylation of aryl carboxylic acids      733
 Mechanisms decarboxylation of carboxylate ions      733
 Mechanisms decarboxylation of glycidic acids      809
 Mechanisms decarboxylation of keto acids      810
 Mechanisms definition      274
 Mechanisms dehydration of oxime tosylates      1349
 Mechanisms detection of intermediates      288—289
 Mechanisms determination of      287—300
 Mechanisms di-
  - methane rearrangements      1461 Mechanisms diazo transfer with active methylene compounds      781
 Mechanisms diazoalkanes and alcohols      479
 Mechanisms diazomethane homologation of aldehydes and ketones      1407
 Mechanisms diazotization of aromatic amines      817
 Mechanisms dichromate oxidation of aldehydes      918
 Mechanisms Dieckmann condensation      570
 Mechanisms Diels — Alder reactions      1066—1067
 Mechanisms dihydroxylation of alkenes with
  1049 Mechanisms diimide reduction of alkenes      1007
 Mechanisms diion, and ketene-imine cycloaddition      1250
 Mechanisms diion, for [2+2]-cycloadditions      1080
 Mechanisms dimer mechanism and
  852 Mechanisms diradical, and carbene insertion to alkenes      1087
 Mechanisms diradical, and Cope rearrangement      1447
 Mechanisms diradical, and cyclobutane cycloreversion      1081
 Mechanisms diradical, for [2+2]-cycloadditions      1080
 Mechanisms DMSO oxidation of alkyl halides      1536
 Mechanisms E1      1306—1308
 Mechanisms E1cB      1308—1312
 Mechanisms E2      1300—1306
 Mechanisms E2C      1313
 Mechanisms Eglinton reaction      928
 Mechanisms electrocyclic rearrangements      1427
 Mechanisms electrophilic      274
 Mechanisms electrophilic addition to alkenes      970—975
 Mechanisms electrophilic addition to cyclopropanes      989
 Mechanisms elimination      276
 Mechanisms elimination of alkyl halides      1337
 Mechanisms elimination of epoxides with
  1341 Mechanisms elimination-addition, at vinyl carbon      430
 Mechanisms ene reaction      1022
 Mechanisms enol ester hydrolysis      474
 Mechanisms enolate anion alkylations      550
 Mechanisms ester formation      485
 Mechanisms ester formation with DCC      485
 Mechanisms ester hydrolysis      470—473
 Mechanisms Etard reaction      1534
 Mechanisms Favorskii rearrangement      1403
 Mechanisms Fischer indole synthesis      1453
 Mechanisms flash photolysis      321
 Mechanisms fragmentation of alkene alcohols      1351
 Mechanisms free radical      275
 Mechanisms free radical substitution      896
 Mechanisms Friedel — Crafts acylation      714
 Mechanisms Friedel — Crafts alkylation      710—711
 Mechanisms Fries rearrangement      727
 Mechanisms gem-dichloride formation from aldehydes or ketones      1196
 Mechanisms Glaser reaction      928
 Mechanisms Gomberg — Bachmann pinacol synthesis      1560
 Mechanisms Grignard reaction with aldehydes and ketones      1208
 Mechanisms haloform reaction      813
 Mechanisms halogenation of enolate anions      776
 Mechanisms halogenation of ketones and aldehydes      776
 Mechanisms halogenation of organometallic compounds      799
 Mechanisms Heck reaction      931
 Mechanisms heterogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of alkenes      1005
 
 | Mechanisms Hofmann elimination      1332 Mechanisms Hofmann rearrangement      1411
 Mechanisms Hofmann — Loffler reaction      1462
 Mechanisms homogeneous catalytic hydrogenation of alkenes      1006
 Mechanisms Hunsdiecker reaction      943
 Mechanisms hydrate formation      1176
 Mechanisms hydration of alkenes      993
 Mechanisms hydrolysis of
  -lactones      473 Mechanisms hydrolysis of
  -lactones      473 Mechanisms hydrolysis of C=N compounds      1177
 Mechanisms hydrolysis of enamines      1178
 Mechanisms interfacial, phase transfer catalysis      455
 Mechanisms ion pairs and [2,3] sigmatropic rearrangement      1454
 Mechanisms ion-pair and substitution      400
 Mechanisms ion-pair and the Sommelet — Hauser rearrangement      878
 Mechanisms ketene-imine cycloaddition      1250
 Mechanisms keto-enol tautomerism, catalyzed      774
 Mechanisms ketones and diazonium salts      780
 Mechanisms Kolbe reaction      942
 Mechanisms lead tetraacetate oxidation of alcohols      919
 Mechanisms Lossen rearrangement      1413
 Mechanisms Mannich reaction      1190
 Mechanisms Meerwein arylation      930
 Mechanisms metal hydride addition-elimination      772
 Mechanisms mixed
  400—402 Mechanisms Neber rearrangement      1410
 Mechanisms Nef reaction      1178
 Mechanisms neighboring-group      404—407
 Mechanisms nonsynchronous, and [3+2]-cycloadditions      1061
 Mechanisms nucleophilic      275
 Mechanisms nucleophilic addition to alkenes      975—976
 Mechanisms nucleophilic rearrangements      1378—1388
 Mechanisms organocuprate conjugate addition      1030
 Mechanisms organolithium reagents and alkyl halides      807
 Mechanisms organolithiums with aldehydes or ketones      1209
 Mechanisms oxidation of alkyl side chains on aromatic rings      1528
 Mechanisms oxidation of aromatic amides with Caro’s acid      1539
 Mechanisms oxidation of aromatic diols      1518
 Mechanisms oxidation of hydroquinones      1511
 Mechanisms oxidation of selenoxides to selenones      1542
 Mechanisms oxidation with Fenton’s reagent      917
 Mechanisms oxidation-reduction      277
 Mechanisms oxidation-reduction, addition-elimination      1509
 Mechanisms oxidation-reduction, and direct electron transfer      1508
 Mechanisms oxidation-reduction, and ester intermediates      1508
 Mechanisms oxidation-reduction, displacement      1509
 Mechanisms oxidation-reduction, hydride transfer      1508
 Mechanisms oxidation-reduction, hydrogen atom transfer      1508
 Mechanisms oxidative cleavage of alkenes      1526
 Mechanisms oxidative cleavage of diols with lead tetraacetate      1520—1521
 Mechanisms oxidative decarboxylation of carboxylic acids      1529
 Mechanisms ozonolysis of alkenes      1523—1525
 Mechanisms Passerini reaction      1252
 Mechanisms pericyclic      275 1427
 Mechanisms pericyclic and the Prins reaction      1242
 Mechanisms permanganate oxidation of aldehydes      918
 Mechanisms peroxide coupling of thiols to disulfides      1544
 Mechanisms peroxide oxidation of tertiary amines      1541
 Mechanisms photochemical dimerization of ketones      1560
 Mechanisms photochemical Wolff rearrangement      1406
 Mechanisms photochemical [2+2]-cycloadditions      1082
 Mechanisms photolysis of 2,5-cyclohexadienones      1461
 Mechanisms photolysis of pyrazoles      1353
 Mechanisms pinacol rearrangement      1397
 Mechanisms Prevost reaction      1050
 Mechanisms Prins reaction      1241
 Mechanisms pseudo first order      293
 Mechanisms Pummerer rearrangement      1566
 Mechanisms pyrolytic eliminations      1322—1326
 Mechanisms quasi-Favorskii rearrangement      1405
 Mechanisms radical addition of aldehydes to alkenes      1034
 Mechanisms radical addition to alkenes      977
 Mechanisms radical allylic bromination      912
 Mechanisms radical halogenation of hydrocarbons      909
 Mechanisms radical ring enlargement      1400
 Mechanisms radical, addition of HBr to alkenes      992
 Mechanisms radical, and oxidative decarboxylation      1529
 Mechanisms radical, and reduction of nitro compounds      531
 Mechanisms radical, and the Gif systems      1533
 Mechanisms radical, and the Hofmann — Loeffler reaction      1462
 Mechanisms radical, in autoxidation of aromatic diols      1518
 Mechanisms radical, Stevens rearrangement      1420
 Mechanisms Ramberg — Backlund reaction      1342
 Mechanisms reaction of alkenes and peroxyacids      1052
 Mechanisms reaction of alkenes with hypohalous acids      1044
 Mechanisms reaction of alkenes, CO, and water      1036
 Mechanisms reaction of carboxylate salts with BrCN      1247
 Mechanisms reaction of diazomethane with aldehydes or ketones      1248
 Mechanisms reaction of Grignard reagents with nitriles      1217
 Mechanisms reaction of isonitriles and water      1251
 Mechanisms reaction of nitroso compounds and hydroxylamines      819
 Mechanisms reaction of organometallics and alkenes      792
 Mechanisms reaction with boranes with CO      1422
 Mechanisms rearrangement      276
 Mechanisms rearrangement of aldehydes and ketones      1401
 Mechanisms rearrangement of N-nitro amines      727
 Mechanisms reduction of acyl halides      532
 Mechanisms reduction of aldehydes or ketones with Na/EtOH      1199
 Mechanisms reduction of aromatic nitro compound      1553
 Mechanisms Sandmeyer reaction      936
 Mechanisms Schiemann reaction      875
 Mechanisms Schmidt reaction      1414
 Mechanisms semi-benzilic mechanism      1405
 Mechanisms, IUPAC
  763 Mechanisms, IUPAC
  760 Mechanisms, IUPAC
  760 Mechanisms, IUPAC
  851 Mechanisms, IUPAC
  420 Mechanisms, IUPAC
  855 Mechanisms, IUPAC allylic rearrangement      421
 Mechanisms, IUPAC and ester hydrolysis      471—472
 Mechanisms, IUPAC arenium ion      675
 Mechanisms, IUPAC E1      1307
 Mechanisms, IUPAC E2      1300
 Mechanisms, IUPAC electrophilic addition to alkenes      970
 Mechanisms, IUPAC leaving groups      445
 Mechanisms, IUPAC nomenclature, and ester formation      485
 Mechanisms, IUPAC nucleophilic addition to alkenes      975
 Mechanisms, IUPAC pyrolytic eliminations      1323
 Mechanisms, IUPAC radical substitution      897
 Mechanisms, IUPAC rules      384
 Mechanisms, IUPAC tetrahedral mechanism      424
 Mechanisms, SET      402—404
 Mechanisms, SET
  393—400 420 Mechanisms, SET
  , and aromatic compounds      853 Mechanisms, SET
  , hydrolysis of acetals      466 Mechanisms, SET
  , ion pairing      397—400 Mechanisms, SET
  390—393 Mechanisms, SET
  , and stereochemistry      142 Mechanisms, SET
  850—853 857 Mechanisms, SET
  , and formation of aryl ethers      862 Mechanisms, SET
  855—856 Mechanisms, SET and coupling of organometallics with RX      537
 Mechanisms, SET and electrophilic aromatic substitution      694
 Mechanisms, SET and enolate anion alkylations      550—551
 Mechanisms, SET and enolate anions with aryl halides      870
 Mechanisms, SET and formation of Grignard reagents      806
 Mechanisms, SET and sulfur nucleophiles      495
 Mechanisms, SET and the Williamson reaction      478
 Mechanisms, SET Shapiro reaction      1334
 Mechanisms, SET Simmons-Smith reaction      1088
 Mechanisms, SET Sommelet — Hauser rearrangement      878
 Mechanisms, SET Stevens rearrangement      1419—1420
 Mechanisms, SET substitution      275
 Mechanisms, SET sulfite reduction of diazonium salts      1556
 Mechanisms, SET sulfonyloxaziridine oxidation of ketones      916
 Mechanisms, SET sulfur ylids with aldehydes or ketones      1247
 Mechanisms, SET tetrahedral      424—428 (also see “Tetrahedral mechanism”)
 Mechanisms, SET tetrahedral, and nucleophilic addition to carbonyls      1173
 Mechanisms, SET transannular rearrangement      1388
 
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