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Organic synthesis is essential to creating new materials. While synthetic design has reached a high level of sophistication, many details remain unplannable. To become proficient in organic synthesis, one must study case histories in the same way as a lawyer does. Attention must be paid to overcoming stumbling blocks as one prepares himself to meet future challenges of similar kinds. This book discusses many important syntheses, with emphasis on the need for detours and ways leading back to the main pathways. It thus focuses on one of the most important aspects of organic synthesis, which virtually none of the synoptic literature addresses.

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Contents:
  • Chemoselectivity Problems:
    • Longifolene
    • Eremophilone
    • Cocaine
    • Sinularene
    • (-)-Calicheamicinone
    • Perforenone
    • δ-Coniceine
    • Longipinenes
    • Trichodiene
    • (+)-Gracillin-B and (+)-Gracillin-C
    • Panasinsenes
    • (-)-Bertyadionol
    • Vitamin-B12
    • Cedrol
    • Copaenes and Ylangenes
    • Equilin
    • β-Cuparenone
    • Cyperolone
    • Estrone
    • Lycoramine
    • Reserpine
    • 6a-Epipretazettine
    • Antheridic Acid
    • Brefeldin-A
    • 7,20-Diisocyanoadociane
    • Dehydroabietic Acid and Deoxypodocarpic Acid
    • Terramycin
    • Isocomene
    • Longifolene
    • Ibogamine
    • Camptothecin
    • Methyl Homodaphniphyllate
    • Spiniferin-1
    • Fukinone
    • Colchicine
    • Lycopodine
    • Cinchona Alkaloids
    • Compactin
    • Pleuromutilin
    • Lobophytum Cembranolide-I
    • Modhephene
    • Triquinane Sesquiterpenes: Silphinene, Hirsutene, and Δ9(12)-Capnellene
    • O-Methylpallidinine
    • α-Bourbonene
    • Dendrobine
  • Stereochemical Problems:
    • Porantherine
    • Isocomene
    • Aphidicolin
    • Aromaticin and Aromatin
    • Conessine
    • Nootkatone
    • Stemodin and Maritimol
    • Gibberellic Acid
    • Reserpine
    • Huperzine-A
    • Dihydrocorynantheine
    • Geissoschizine and Geissoschizol
    • Prostaglandin-E1 Methyl Ester
    • Patchouli Alcohol
    • (-)-Vindoline
    • Biotin
    • Annotinine
    • Silphiperfolene
    • Dodecahedrane
    • Eremophilone
    • Vernolepin and Vernomenin
    • Albolic Acid and Ceroplastol-II
    • Lupeol
    • (+)-Epoxydictymene
    • Cyclocolorenone
    • Modhephene
    • Griseofulvin
    • Dehydrotubifoline and Akuammicine
    • Allopumiliotoxin-267A
    • β-Vetivone
    • Laurenene
    • Streptazolin
    • Cantharidin
    • Quadrone
  • Regiochemical Problems:
    • Δ1-Tetrahydrocannabinol
    • Resistomycin
    • (-)-Hapalindole-G
    • Estradiol
    • Confertin
    • Coriolin
    • Phyllanthocin
    • Chlorophyll-a
    • Taxol
    • Retigeranic Acid-A
  • Index

Readership: Organic chemists