Designing Organic Syntheses A Programmed

Teaches students to use the language of sythesis directly (utilizing the grammar of synthon and disconnection) rather than translating it into that of organic chemistry.

Stuart Warren completed his PhD at Cambridge in 1963 after which he spent a year as Research Fellow at Harvard with Professor Westheimer. He has been a Lecturer at Cambridge since 1970. His research interests lie in organophosphorus chemistry and the mechanism of rearrangement reactions.

What Do You Need to Know before you Start?

1

(3)

How to Use the Programme

3

(1)

Why Bother with Disconnections?

4

(4)

Glossary

8

(1)

Introduction to Disconnections, frames

9

(4)

One--Group Disconnections, 10--83.

13

(36)

Two--Group Disconnections, 84--130

49

(28)

`Illogical' Two Group Disconnections, 131--209

77

(46)

General Review Problems

123

(8)

Pericyclic Reactions, 220--233

131

(10)

Heteroatoms and Heterocyclic

141

(32)

Special Methods for Small Rings: 3- and 4-Membered Rings

173

(20)

General Review Problems

193

(8)

Strategy, 309--390

201

(54)

Further Study, 391

255

(2)

Revision Problems, 1--10

257

(20)

Problems in Strategy, 1--7

277

(6)

Problems with Several Published

283

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Designing Organic Syntheses A Programmed Introduction to the Synthon Approach

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