An Experimental Treatise in Organic Synthesis
A collection of Laboratory procedures for UG, PG, M.Phil, and Ph. D., Students - Volume I
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This book is of substantial interest to researchers in the fields of organic synthesis, which is a starting source of many research arenas like medicinal chemistry, material science, liquid crystals, soft materials, nanoscience, hybrid-nanomaterial, etc, and applications. The book finds an important place with respect to ongoing research in synthesizing many desired molecules wherein, the simple and elegant quantified procedures. These synthetic protocols could be up-scaled to higher quantities with guaranteed yield. Over the past century, synthetic organic chemistry has made several strides i...
This book is of substantial interest to researchers in the fields of organic synthesis, which is a starting source of many research arenas like medicinal chemistry, material science, liquid crystals, soft materials, nanoscience, hybrid-nanomaterial, etc, and applications. The book finds an important place with respect to ongoing research in synthesizing many desired molecules wherein, the simple and elegant quantified procedures. These synthetic protocols could be up-scaled to higher quantities with guaranteed yield. Over the past century, synthetic organic chemistry has made several strides in developing new methodologies with innumerable new reagents. All these are either published or documented in form of publications, reviews, monographs, practical textbooks, etc. But detailed practical procedures with precise quantities of substrates and reagents with final yields of products are difficult to find in one place. The compilation of this book helps to overcome, this hindrance. This book would be referral literature at laboratories on a regular basis. This collection intends to serve as an "older and wises" lab-mate by sharing the authors own experience through this compilation.
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