Synthetic Organic Photochemistry

Series:
Molecular and Supramolecular Photochemistry
Published:
November 30, 2004 by CRC Press - 648 Pages
Editor(s):
Axel G. Griesbeck, University of Cologne, K¿ln, Germany; Jochen Mattay, Universitat Bielefeld, Germany

Purchasing Options

Hardback
$239.95
Add to cart
ISBN 9780824757366
Cat# DK1195
 

Features

  • Offers unmatched coverage of all reactions in the foreground of organic photochemistry.
  • Illustrates photocycloadditions of alkenes to excited alkenes or carbonyls
  • Explores photoinduced electron transfer cyclizations using radical ions
  • Surveys reactions with photoinduced aromatic nucleophilic substitutions
  • Presents several other photochemical methods for specific syntheses

    • Summary

    With contributions from 24 international authorities, Synthetic Organic Photochemistry offers a leading-edge presentation of the most recent and in-demand applications of photochemical methodologies. Outlining a wide assortment of reaction types entailing cycloadditions, cyclizations, isomerizations, rearrangements, and other organic syntheses, this reference offers unmatched coverage of all reactions in the foreground of organic photochemistry and ties in critical considerations that overlap in modern photochemistry and organic chemistry, such as stereoselectivity. Select experimental procedures demonstrate the industrial and academic value of reactions presented in the text.

    Table of Contents

    With contributions from 24 international authorities, Synthetic Organic Photochemistry offers a leading-edge presentation of the most recent and in-demand applications of photochemical methodologies. Outlining a wide assortment of reaction types entailing cycloadditions, cyclizations, isomerizations, rearrangements, and other organic syntheses, this reference offers unmatched coverage of all reactions in the foreground of organic photochemistry and ties in critical considerations that overlap in modern photochemistry and organic chemistry, such as stereoselectivity. Select experimental procedures demonstrate the industrial and academic value of reactions presented in the text.

    Related Titles