Small and Semi-Micro Organic Chemistry Experiments

Author: Guan Ye
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book is designed for students who have completed basic experimental operation training and wish to engage in organic synthesis experiments. Most of the experimental content in the book involves small-to-semimicro multi-step sequential synthesis to further cultivate students' experimental skills and improve their techniques. The book is divided into three chapters. Chapter 1: Discusses solutions to common problems and operational difficulties encountered by students during basic operation training, broadening their knowledge of identification and analysis. Chapter 2: Lists 27 multi-step synthesis schemes. Starting from simple raw materials through multiple reactions to synthesize more complex molecules is a fundamental skill required in both research and industrial experiments. The schemes listed generally involve 3 to 5 steps to deepen students' understanding of organic functional group reactions and their transformation relationships, inspiring them to learn organic synthesis design. Chapter 3: Collects over 100 preparation methods for compounds, which include many important and representative organic reactions. It also pays sufficient attention to the application of new reactions, new reagents, and new methods. Most compounds are accompanied by physical and spectral data for reference. The use of small-to-semimicro experimental quantities reduces contamination, saves reagent amounts, and improves experimental efficiency, allowing students to directly observe physicochemical changes during experiments and perform correct separation, purification, and identification operations. This book can serve as a textbook for comprehensive universities, normal universities, and engineering colleges, and can also be referenced by chemical professionals and researchers.