Radical Reactions in Organic Synthesis

Name: Radical Reactions in Organic Synthesis
Brand: Oxford University Press

Oxford University Press

Explore the power of radical reactions in organic synthesis with "Radical Reactions in Organic Synthesis" by Samir Z. Zard. This comprehensive guide, published by Oxford University Press, offers a deep dive into harnessing radicals for synthetic problems. Zard expertly blends the discussion of radical processes with the chemistry of stannanes, silicon and mercury-based techniques, and Barton decarboxylation procedures. It also covers Kharasch type atom and group transfer reactions, and the persistent radical effect. The book provides a unified presentation of redox processes, offering a simple rationale for a multitude of transformations. Key Features: * Integrated approach explaining most radical reactions using basic principles, with an emphasis on synthetic applications. * Nearly 300 schemes illustrating synthetic applications. * Over 700 references providing access to primary literature. * Explains the special features of various reaction types from the perspective of a synthetic organic chemist. This paperback edition, written in English, contains 272 pages and was released on October 23, 2003. It is ideal for chemists seeking to understand and apply radical reactions effectively. Summary: Radical Reactions in Organic Synthesis, Paperback, English, 272 pages, Oxford University Press, Samir Z. Zard, ISBN 9780198502401.