Protecting Groups
3rd edition

Par : Philip-J Kocienski
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  • Nombre de pages677
  • PrésentationRelié
  • Poids1.33 kg
  • Dimensions18,5 cm × 24,8 cm × 3,4 cm
  • ISBN3-13-137003-3
  • EAN9783131370037
  • Date de parution01/01/2004
  • ÉditeurThieme

Résumé

This new edition of "Protecting Groups" by Philip Kocienski is a valuable addition to the synthetic chemist's bookshelf and will find an appreciative audience. It contains an enormous amount of valuable and highly organized information. It is beautifully and clearly written; a pleasure to read. The introductory chapter provides a sophisticated overview of the application of protecting groups in contemporary syntheses. At the heart of the book are seven chapters which deal authoritatively and thoroughly with the protection of the various core functional groups, from carbonyl to amino. The closing epilog rounds off the presentation with an insight into the realities of synthetic practice and twenty-five problems for people who love to understand chemistry. E. J. Corey
This new edition of "Protecting Groups" by Philip Kocienski is a valuable addition to the synthetic chemist's bookshelf and will find an appreciative audience. It contains an enormous amount of valuable and highly organized information. It is beautifully and clearly written; a pleasure to read. The introductory chapter provides a sophisticated overview of the application of protecting groups in contemporary syntheses. At the heart of the book are seven chapters which deal authoritatively and thoroughly with the protection of the various core functional groups, from carbonyl to amino. The closing epilog rounds off the presentation with an insight into the realities of synthetic practice and twenty-five problems for people who love to understand chemistry. E. J. Corey