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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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Amides from rearrangement of oximes      1653
Amides from transamidation      1652
Amides fromketenes      1001 1653
Amides hydrolysis and diazonium ions      475
Amides hydrolysis and radiolabeling      476
Amides hydrolysis of      474—476
Amides hydrolysis, rate of reaction      475
Amides imidazolide, reaction with alcohols      488
Amides indirectly from aldehydes      1653
Amides methyl, from isocyanates      1555
Amides potassium, reaction with K and aryl diethyl phosphates      866
Amides protecting groups for amines      697
Amides reaction with $PCl_5$      1464
Amides reaction with acid derivatives      514
Amides reaction with alcohols      488
Amides reaction with aldehydes      1187
Amides reaction with alkenes      1001
Amides reaction with amines      503
Amides reaction with ammonium salts      512
Amides reaction with Grignard reagents      1214
Amides reaction with Lawesson’s reagent      1184
Amides reaction with NaOBr      1411
Amides reaction with organocerinm reagents      1215
Amides reaction with organolithium reagents      568
Amides reaction with oxalyl chloride      515
Amides reduction to aldehydes, reagents for      533
Amides reduction with $LiAlH_4$      1549
Amides sulfenylation of      783
Amides twisted      185
Amides, conjugated from vinyltin reagents      1218
Amides, conjugated halogenation of      501
Amides, conjugated reaction with aldehydes      1212
Amidines Amidomethylation, of phenols      722
Amidines from addition of amines to ketenimines      1653
Amidines from addition of ammonia or amines to nitriles      1653
Amidines from amines      1001
Amidines from ammonia      1191
Amidines from animation of imidates      1653
Amidines from imidates      510
Amidines from ketenimines      1001
Amidines from nitriles      1191
Aminals      1186
Aminals, from addition of amines to aldehydes or ketones      1654
Amination, reductive      1188
Amine alcohols, oxidative cleavage      1520
Amine alkenes from alkenes      782
Amine alkenes frombicyclic amines      1511—1512
Amine anions      see “Amide bases”
Amine ditosylates, as leaving groups      447
Amine halides, fragmentation reactions      1345
Amine ketones and Mannich bases      1189
Amine ketones by the Mannich reaction      1189
Amine ketones by the Neber rearrangement      1410
Amine ketones, from oxime tosylates      1410
Amine N-oxides and Cope elimination      1333
Amine N-oxides and elimination of aziridines      1343
Amine N-oxides from amines      1541
Amine N-oxides from oxidation of tertiary amines      1654
Amine N-oxides pyrolysis of      1333
Amine N-oxides reduction with $PPh_3$      1557
Amine N-oxides spin traps      239
Amine N-oxides thermolysis of      1420
Amine-Claisen rearrangement      1452
Amines      also see “Diamines”
Amines acylation      511
Amines aliphatic, reaction with nitrous acid      816
Amines alkylation of      501 552
Amines alkylation, catalysts for      501
Amines allylic, reaction with Grignard reagents      1025
Amines allylic, reductive cleavage      1559
Amines and acidity      344
Amines and base strength      346
Amines and Birch reduction      1012
Amines and elimination of snlfonyl halides      1338
Amines and exhanstive alkylation      500
Amines and Li, reduction of carboxylic acids      532
Amines and Li, reduction of esters      529
Amines and Michael addition to alkenes      1000
Amines and Michael reactions      1023
Amines and optical activity      129—130
Amines and phase transfer      501
Amines and pyramidal inversion      129
Amines and radical cyclization      1244
Amines and the Ing-Manske procedure      513
Amines and the Mannich reaction      1655
Amines and the Menshutkin reaction      499
Amines aromaticity, resonance effects      344
Amines as catalysts, for the Knoevenagel reaction      1226
Amines base strength, table      346
Amines bicyclic, from N-chloroamines      1416
Amines bicyclic, reaction with mercuric acetates      1512
Amines by Hofmann elimination      1655
Amines by the Bncherer reaction      1654
Amines by the Bonveanlt reaction      1214
Amines by the Chichibabin reaction      1654
Amines by the Curtins rearrangement      1655
Amines by the Delepine reaction      501
Amines by the Emde rednction      530
Amines by the Eschweiler — Clarke reaction      1188
Amines by the Fischer — Hepp rearrangement      1654
Amines by the Gabriel synthesis      500 513 1654
Amines by the hctcroatom Diels Alder reaction      1655
Amines by the Hofmann rearrangement      1411
Amines by the Hofmann — Loffler reaction      1655
Amines by the Leuckart reaction      1188
Amines by the Lossen rearrangement      1413 1655
Amines by the Mitsunobn reaction      502
Amines by the Schmidt reaction      1413 1655
Amines by the Sommelet — Hauser rearrangement      877 1420 1654
Amines by the Staudinger reaction      1555
Amines by the Stevens rearrangement      1419 1655
Amines by the Wallach reaction      1188
Amines chiral, from organolithium addition to imines      1216
Amines chloro, from alkenes      1045
Amines cleavage with phenyl chloroformate      522
Amines conversion to alkyl iodides      522
Amines conversion to azetidines      501
Amines conversion to carbocations      787
Amines cyclic, by the Hofmann — Loffler reaction      1462
Amines cyclic, cleavage with cyanogen bromide      523
Amines cyclic, from lactams      1535
Amines cyclic, from N-chloroamines      1462
Amines cyclic, oxidation of      1535
Amines dealkylation      1559
Amines deamination      1548
Amines dehydrogenation, reagents for      1518
Amines diamines      see “Diamines”
Amines diazotization of      816 1382
Amines diazotization with metal halides      522
Amines dichloro, pyrolysis of      1348
Amines formyl      1188
Amines formylation of      820
Amines from active hydrogen compounds      1655
Amines from alcohols      502 1654
Amines from aldehydes      552 1187—1189 1655
Amines from alkanes      1654
Amines from alkenes      999 1654 1655
Amines from alkyl halides      499—501
Amines from alkylnitrilium ions      1204
Amines from amides      1549 1559
Amines from amine ethers      1654
Amines from amine oxides      1655
Amines from amines      503 999 1558 1654 1655
Amines from amino acids      1654
Amines from amino ethers      546
Amines from ammonia      1654 1655
Amines from ammonium hydroxides      1655
Amines from ammonium salts      530 877 1419—1421 1654 1655
Amines from aromatic amines      1654
Amines from aromatic ammonium salts      1654
Amines from aromatic compounds      1654
Amines from aryl halides      1654
Amines from azides      781 1555 1655
Amines from aziridines      531 548 1654
Amines from azo compounds      1655
Amines from azoxy compounds      1655
Amines from boranes      799
Amines from C=N compounds      1216
Amines from carboxylic acids      1655
Amines from cyanoamines      1654
Amines from cyanohydrins      502
Amines from diazo compounds      504
Amines from ethers      1654
Amines from formamides      1655
Amines from heterocyclic compounds      1654
Amines from hydrazo compounds      1655
Amines from hydrazones      1655
Amines from hydrocarbons      505
Amines from hydrolysis of amides      1654
Amines from hydrolysis of cyanamides      1655
Amines from hydrolysis of enamines      1655
Amines from hydrolysis of imines      1655
Amines from hydrolysis of iminium ions      1655
Amines from hydrolysis of phthalimides      1654
Amines from hydrolysis of sulfonamides      1654
Amines from hydroxylamines      1554 1655
Amines from imines      1203 1655
Amines from iminium salts      1216
Amines from isocyanates      1411 1413 1655
Amines from isothiocyanates      1655
Amines from N-nitroso amines      1556
Amines from N-nitroso compounds      1655
Amines from naphthols      1654
Amines from nitriles      1204 1655
Amines from nitrilium ions      1655
Amines from nitro compounds      1552—1554 1655
Amines from nitroso compounds      1655
Amines from O-acyl hydroxamic acids      1413
Amines from organometallic compounds      799 1654 1655
Amines from oxetanes      506
Amines from ozonides      1655
Amines from rearrangement of acyl azides      1655
Amines from rearrangement of ammonium salts      1655
Amines from rearrangement of aryl alkyl ammonium salts      1654
Amines from rearrangement of aryl hydroxylamines      1654
Amines from rearrangement of arylamines      1654
Amines from rearrangement of benzidines      1655
Amines from rearrangement of benzylic ammonium salts      1654
Amines from rearrangement of hydroxamic acids      1655
Amines from rearrangement of N-haloamines      1655
Amines from rearrangement of N-nitroamines      1654
Amines from rearrangement of N-nitrosoamines      1654
Amines from rearrangement of triazencs      1654
Amines from rearrangement of triazencs ammonium salts      1655
Amines from thioamides      1654
Amines from transamination      1654
Amines fromketones      1187—1189
Amines fromoximes      1554—1555 1655
Amines halo, reagents for their preparation      819
Amines methyl, from isothiocyanates      1555
Amines methylation with diazomethane      504
Amines N,N-dichloro, rearrangement of      1410
Amines N-arylation of      501
Amines N-chloro, reaction with $AgNO_3$ in methanol      1416
Amines N-chloro, reaction with alkenes      1045
Amines N-halo, and the Stieglitz rearrangement      1417
Amines N-iodo, photolysis of      1463
Amines N-methyl, from reduction of isonitriles      1204
Amines order of base strength      349
Amines oxidation of      1535—1536 1539
Amines oxidation with hydrogen peroxide      1141
Amines oxidation with peroxides      1541
Amines oxidation with peroxyacids      1541
Amines protection of      577 697
Amines reaction with $CO_2$      820 1192
Amines reaction with $CS_2$      1192
Amines reaction with $KMnO_4$      1539
Amines reaction with $KNO_2$      494
Amines reaction with acids derivatives      512
Amines reaction with aldehydes or ketones      1185—1187
Amines reaction with alkenes      999 1056
Amines reaction with alkoxyphosphonium perchlorates      502
Amines reaction with alkynes      1000
Amines reaction with amide bases      503
Amines reaction with amides      503
Amines reaction with aryl halides      864
Amines reaction with azides      781
Amines reaction with aziridines      505
Amines reaction with chloroform      506
Amines reaction with chloroformates      507
Amines reaction with CO      820
Amines reaction with cyanogen bromide      522
Amines reaction with diazo compounds      504
Amines reaction with diazoalkanes      1217
Amines reaction with diynes      1000
Amines reaction with esters      510
Amines reaction with hydroxylamine-O-sulfonic acid      530
Amines reaction with hypobromites      819
Amines reaction with hypochlorites      819
Amines reaction with hypohalites      819
Amines reaction with isocyanates      1191
Amines reaction with isocyanic acid      1191
Amines reaction with isopropenyl formate      511
Amines reaction with isothiocyanates      1191
Amines reaction with ketenimines      1001
Amines reaction with ketones      552
Amines reaction with N-chloromethyl lactams      500
Amines reaction with NaOCl      1518
Amines reaction with NCS      500
Amines reaction with nitric acid-acetic anhydride      818
Amines reaction with nitrous acid      816—817 1398
Amines reaction with NOCl      818
Amines reaction with organocuprates      800
Amines reaction with organolithium reagents      500
Amines reaction with oxetanes      505
Amines reaction with Oxone      1540
Amines reaction with phenol and formaldehyde      722
Amines reaction with phosgene      507
Amines reaction with pyrylium ions      1186
Amines reaction with sulfonyl chlorides      576—577
Amines reduction by Katritzky pyrylium-pyridinium method      530
Amines reductive alkylation      1188
Amines test for primary amines      506
Amines, aromatic      also see “Aniline derivatives”
Amines, aromatic and Friedel — Crafts alkylation      709
Amines, aromatic by the Goldberg reaction      864
Amines, aromatic coupling with diazonium salts      700
Amines, aromatic formylation by the Duff reaction      717
Amines, aromatic from aromatic compounds      701
Amines, aromatic from aryl halides      864
Amines, aromatic from aryl nitrogen compounds      1559
Amines, aromatic from hydroxyl amines      878
Amines, aromatic fromazides      701
Amines, aromatic oxidation of      1539
Amines, aromatic oxidation with nitric acid      697
Amines, aromatic reaction with nitrons acid      699
Amines, aromatic reaction with nitroso compounds      818
Amines, aromatic removal by dediazoniation      935
Amines, aromatic with $NCl_3$      701
Aminium radical cations      909
Aminium radical ion      701
Amino acids acylation of      812
Amino acids and the Dakin — West reaction      812
Amino acids aryl, preparation of      720
Amino acids by the Hermann reaction      1656
Amino acids by the Sorensen reaction      549 1656
Amino acids by the Strecker synthesis      1656
Amino acids conversion to lactams      508
Amino acids diazotization      522
Amino acids from $\beta$-lactones      1656
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