Photochemically-generated intermediates in synthesis / Angelo Albini, Maurizio Fagnoni, PhotoGreen Lab, Department of Chemistry, University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy.

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Albini, Angelo

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Publisher number: EB00064123 | Recorded BooksPublisher: Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., [2013]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

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9781118689301 (epub)
1118689305 (epub)
9781118689141 (pdf)
1118689143 (pdf)
9781118689332 ( mobi)
111868933X ( mobi)
9781118689202
1118689208

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Photogenerated intermediates : principles and practice -- Photogeneration of carbon centered radicals -- Photogeneration of heteroatom-centered radicals -- Photogeneration of biradicals and radical pairs -- Photochemical generation of radical ions -- Photogeneration of carbocations and carbanions -- Photogeneration of carbenes and nitrenes -- Manipulating intermediates the photochemical way.

Summary: This book fills a gap between physical organic photochemistry and photochemistry applied to organic synthesis. It focuses on photoreactions involving an intermediate that has been (or at least may be) generated and where mechanistic aspects control the course of a reaction and its synthetic value. The first chapter presents general aspects, and each of the following chapters contains a short introduction with the key kinetic data for typical intermediates and reference to mechanistic work. The sections of each chapter then consider the various aspects of the topics: radicals, cations, carbenes, and nitrenes.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

This book fills a gap between physical organic photochemistry and photochemistry applied to organic synthesis. It focuses on photoreactions involving an intermediate that has been (or at least may be) generated and where mechanistic aspects control the course of a reaction and its synthetic value. The first chapter presents general aspects, and each of the following chapters contains a short introduction with the key kinetic data for typical intermediates and reference to mechanistic work. The sections of each chapter then consider the various aspects of the topics: radicals, cations, carbenes, and nitrenes.

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