Green Approaches to Asymmetric Catalytic Synthesis [electronic resource]

By:

Patti, Angela [Author]

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TextSeries: SpringerBriefs in Molecular Science / Green Chemistry for Sustainability SerPublication details: New York : Springer Aug. 2011ISBN:

9789400714533
940071453X (Trade Paper)

DDC classification:

541.395 22

LOC classification:

QD262

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SpringerLink ebooks - Chemistry and Materials Science (2011)Annotation Presenting a review of recently developed approaches for both metal-transition and organocatalysis, this volume describes the development of 'greener' asymmetric reactions which preserve stereoselectivity. The book covers alternative catalysts, solvents, and processes.

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Annotation Presenting a review of recently developed approaches for both metal-transition and organocatalysis, this volume describes the development of 'greener' asymmetric reactions which preserve stereoselectivity. The book covers alternative catalysts, solvents, and processes.

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