Advanced organic chemistry : Structure & Mechanism

Advanced Organic Chemistry entails the specific reactions with regard to their underlying definitions, classifications, typical examples, reaction steps-mechanisms -explanations in an extremely lucid, unambiguous, simple language so as to render the text matter easier to understand and grasp the intricate aspects perceptively. The brilliant students will certainly adapt, adore, and accept an enormous ability to Design Synthesis in a comprehensive manner based on their acquired knowledge, wisdom, skill, intellect, and perseverance.

Section 1

FUNDAMENTALS OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

1. Atomic Bonding

2. Stereochemistry

3. Reaction Intermediates and Factors Governing Reactivity

Section 2

NAME REACTIONS BASED OF PRODUCT FORMED

4. Reactions Giving Carbonyl Compounds

5. Reactions Giving Alcohol-Hydroxy Carboxylic Acid and Phenols

6. Reactions Giving Arenes

7. Reactions Giving Saturated and Unsaturated Hydrocarbons

8. Reactions Giving Carboxylic Acids and its Derivatives

9. Reactions Giving Heterocyclic Compounds and its Derivatives

10. Reactions Giving Halogen Derivatives

11. Miscellaneous Organic Reactions

Section 3

REARANGEMENTS: CLASSIFICATION AND MECHANISM

12. Rearrangements Induced by Cationic or Electron Deficient Sties (Carbon)

13. Rearrangements Related to Electron Deficient Heteroatoms

14. Rearrangements Related to Acyl Carbenes

15. Sigmatropic Rearrangements

16. Rearrangements Influenced by Stong Bases [and/or] Electron Rich Sites

17. Rearrangements due to Addition-Elimination Mechanism

18. Rearrangements in Pericyclic Reactions

19. The Aromatic Rearrangements

Section 4

ORGANIC REACTIONS AND MECHANISMS

20. Substitution Reactions

21. Elimination Reactions

22. Electrocyclic Reactions

23. Thermodynamics of Organic Reactions

24. Addition Reactions

Section 5

SOME NOVELREACTION IN ORGANOSILICON CHEMISTRY

25. Accelerated Organic Synthesis with Organosilicon Compounds

APPENDICES

Index