Organic reactions: Reactions of polynitrogen compounds and some theoretical issues: Reactions of polynitrogen compounds and some theoretical issues

Author: Wang Naixing
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book discusses the reaction issues of polynitrogen compounds, conducts an in-depth exploration of the condensation reaction mechanisms of some polynitrogen compounds, and analyzes the processes and kinetic problems of exemplary reactions through research and instrumental analysis. The book provides detailed discussions on the main reactions of azides and their derivatives, such as benzoxazolefuroxan, the application and mechanism of azides in nitrogen hetero-Wüllerene reactions, triazole compounds, benzotriazole, imidazole ring, and the new reagent DBU. It also covers the chemical reactions between nitrogen-containing compounds and Fullerene[60]. Additionally, the book provides an in-depth description of the synthesis of bioactive molecules such as NADH (NADPH) and their model molecules, as well as the biophotchemistry of NADPH. It also outlines enzyme-catalyzed organic reactions. The book further elaborates on typical theoretical issues in organic reactions, such as solvent effects, new reaction media, new problems in phase-transfer catalysis, and the role of polarity conversion. It also summarizes the stereoselective effects of cycloaddition reactions using frontier orbital theory and introduces the application of the perturbation molecular orbital method in organic reactions. This book is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students, teachers, and researchers in the fields of organic chemistry, material chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, fine chemical engineering, and bioengineering.