Phase transfer catalysis
Yuri Goldberg
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Phase transfer catalysis
Published
1992
Publisher
Gordon and Breach Science Publishers
Pages
456
ISBN-10
2881248705
Description
Phase Transfer Catalysis is an increasingly popular tool for organic chemists due to its universality, efficiency, simplicity and cost effectiveness. Through the application of PTC, chemists have been able to rediscover many classical anionic reactions by greatly simplifying the technique needed to incite transformations. This comprehensive monograph surveys recent advances of PTC and its application in the field of organic synthesis and discusses its fundamental principles. Dr Goldberg uses a mixed classification system to illustrate PTC's great potential. He analyses PTC reactions involving specific classes of organic compounds; discusses recent advances, such as inversed PTC, cation and electron phase transfer; and describes practical applications of PTC, such as the manufacture of drugs and pesticides. In drawing from his own research and over one thousand references, Dr. Goldberg has compiled a comprehensive work which will be valuable to academics and industrialists interested in synthetic organic chemistry.
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Who is the author of Phase transfer catalysis?
Phase transfer catalysis was written by Yuri Goldberg.
When was Phase transfer catalysis published?
The publication date for this specific edition is 1992. The original work may have been published on a different date.