Thieme Chemistry 2014

14 Reference Works
Reference Works 15
Science of Synthesis
Stereoselective Synthesis
Asymmetric Organocatalysis
Water in Organic Synthesis
Workbench Edition – Softcover
In Stereoselective Synthesis 120 expert authors
present the best and most reliable methods
currently available for the preparation of
nonracemic compounds, including typical
experimental procedures for broad utility and
application. These methods may be stoichiometric
or catalytic, and the latter may include
metal, organic, or enzyme catalysis.
Bibliographic Information
De Vries et al.: Stereoselective Synthesis
2011 • 3165 pp. • Set consisting of the 3 volumes
below • ISBN 978-3-13-166421-1 • softcover
EAAA € 649 | Am US$ 899
Stereoselective Synthesis 1:
Stereoselective Reactions of
Carbon―Carbon Double Bonds
J. G. de Vries • 2011 • 1034 pp.
ISBN 978-3-13-165161-7
EAAA € 259.99 | Am US$ 298.99
Asymmetric Organocatalysis is the first reference
work giving an overview of this dynamic,
young field that is rapidly gaining significance for
economical and environmentally friendly
organic synthesis. It comprehensively covers all
the catalysts and reactions within the four
distinct activation modes: Brønsted base
catalysis, Brønsted acid catalysis, Lewis base
catalysis and Lewis acid catalysis. Typical or
general experimental procedures as well as
mechanistic, technical and theoretical aspects
are included, allowing the reader to clearly see
how simple, clean and efficient this chemistry is.
Water in Organic Synthesis is essential for the
organic chemist in helping gain a thorough
appreciation of the latest and most reliable
available methods for using water in organic
synthesis. It illustrates how water can often be a
viable and green solvent in the laboratory and
provides a detailed introduction to the subject:
background information, evaluated methods,
practical applications, industrial applications,
special techniques, and an overview of the latest
trends. This reference work also helps in inspiring
chemists worldwide to find new approaches and
techniques for the application of water in organic
synthesis.
General Information
The Science of Synthesis Workbench Editions are
targeted at chemists who do not have access to
the Electronic Edition or the Print Edition of
Science of Synthesis at their institution. Selected
special topics from the Science of Synthesis series
are available in softcover format for the chemist‘s
workbench.
The content of these Workbench Editions is also
part of a subscription to the hardcover edition
and the license for the structure-searchable
electronic version of Science of Synthesis, both
available for institutional subscribers.
For further information see:
Electronic Edition page 10
Print Edition page 12
Stereoselective Synthesis 2:
Stereoselective Reactions of
Carbonyl and Imino Groups
G. A. Molander • 2011 • 1016 pp.
ISBN 978-3-13-165171-6
EAAA € 259.99 | Am US$ 298.99
Stereoselective Synthesis 3:
Stereoselective Pericyclic
Reactions, Cross Coupling,
C―H and C―X Activation
P. A. Evans • 2011 • 1118 pp.
ISBN 978-3-13-165181-5
EAAA € 259.99 | Am US$ 298.99
Bibliographic Information
List, Maruoka: Asymmetric Organocatalysis
2012 • 1928 pp. • Set consisting of the 2 volumes
below • softcover
ISBN 978-3-13-170591-4
EAAA € 449 | Am US$ 549
Asymmetric Organocatalysis 1:
Lewis Base and Acid Catalysts
B. List • 2012 • 954 pp.
ISBN 978-3-13-169361-7
EAAA € 259.99 | Am US$ 298.99
Asymmetric Organocatalysis 2:
Brønsted Base and Acid Catalysts,
and Additional Topics
K. Maruoka • 2012 • 974 pp.
ISBN 978-3-13-169371-6
EAAA € 259.99 | Am US$ 298.99
Bibliographic Information
Kobayashi: Water in Organic
Synthesis
S. Kobayashi • 2012 • 960 pp.
softcover
ISBN 978-3-13-169351-8
EAAA € 259.99 | Am US$ 298.99
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