Advanced Organic Chemistry -- Reactions and Mechanisms

Author: (American) Miller, written by, Wu Fanhong, translated by
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is translated from B. Miller's "Advanced Organic Chemistry—Reactions and Mechanisms" from the University of Massachusetts in the United States. It includes topics such as pericyclic reactions, carben chemistry, neighboring group effect, non-classical carbocations, rearrangements of carbanions and radicals, various migration reactions, photochemistry, the principle of orbital symmetry conservation, linear free energy theory, organic phosphorus and sulfur chemistry, hard and soft acid-base theory, as well as an introduction to the reactions and synthetic methods of five-membered and six-membered heterocyclic compounds. It focuses on the analysis and discussion of organic reactions and their mechanisms. The book is characterized by novel material, thorough analysis, and is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students. Additionally, it includes references and exercises of varying difficulty levels.