Modern Solvents in Organic Synthesis (Topics in Current Chemistry)
Contributors: J. Auge (Contributor); B. Betzemeier (Contributor); B. Cornils (Contributor); D.P. Curran (Contributor); P. Knochel (Contributor); W. Leitner (Contributor); B. Linclau (Contributor); A. Loupy (Contributor); A. Lubineau (Contributor); J. Maul (Contributor); P.J. Ostrowski (Contributor); D. Sinou (Contributor); G.A. Ublacker (Contributor); Paul Knochel (Editor)
Edition: 1 edition
Publisher: Springer
Published: November 12, 1999
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 210
ISBN-13: 9783540662136
Subjects: Organic chemistry; Physical chemistry; Medical / Nursing; Chemistry - Physical & Theoretical; Organic Synthesis; Science/Mathematics; Solution Chemistry; Chemistry - Organic; Science; General; Lösemittel; Organic Systhesis; Organische Synthese; Physikalische Chemie; Science / Chemistry / Organic; Solvents
First sentence: Water as solvent in organic synthesis means first that water must at least partially solubilize the reagents prone to react, and secondly that water cannot be a reactive species in the process.