Organic Reactions: Reactions of Polynitrogen Compounds and Some Theoretical Issues

Author: Wang Naixing
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book outlines the research progress on polynitrogen compounds and discusses related reaction issues. It provides detailed explanations of the main reactions of azides and their derivatives, such as benzoxazoles, the application and mechanism of azides in nitrogen-containing Wittig reactions, triazoles, benzotriazoles, imidazole rings, porphyrin derivatives, and indole alkaloids. The book also discusses the organic reactions between nitrogen-containing compounds and Fullerene［60］ and their progress. It offers an in-depth description of the structural characteristics and related reactions of bioactive molecules such as NADH (NADPH) and their model molecules. Additionally, it introduces biophotchemical topics, including the role of NADPH in photosynthesis and visual photchemistry. Chiral synthesis, a cutting-edge area involving organic reactions, is thoroughly discussed in the book, covering important methods for the chiral synthesis and asymmetric synthesis of nitrogen-containing compounds. The book elaborates on important theoretical issues in organic reactions, such as solvent effects, various new reaction media, phase-transfer catalysis and its novel methods, and the role of polarity conversion. This book is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students, teachers, and researchers in the fields of organic chemistry, biochemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, material chemistry, fine chemical engineering, and bioengineering as a learning reference. This book outlines the research progress on polynitrogen compounds and discusses related reaction issues. It provides detailed explanations of the important methods for the chiral synthesis and asymmetric synthesis of nitrogen-containing compounds.