Principles of Reaction Mechanism in Org. Chem
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- Publisher: Sultan Chand & Sons
- ISBN: 9788180546723
- Edition: 2nd Revised Edition
- Language: English
- Weight: 500.00g
- Title Code: 621
- Author: Parmar V.S., Chawla H.M.
About the Book
The 2nd Revised Edition of this book by Parmar V.S. and Chawla H.M., published by Sultan Chand & Sons, provides an updated and in-depth understanding of Organic Reaction Mechanisms, incorporating recent advances in the field.
This edition has been carefully revised to improve clarity and accuracy, while introducing new developments that have enhanced the understanding of reaction mechanisms. A significant addition is the inclusion of a chapter on Woodward–Hoffmann Rules of Orbital Symmetry, which explains complex “no mechanism” reactions and their role in determining the stereochemical course of electrocyclic reactions.
The book also reflects advancements in structural chemistry, including revisions based on ESR and NMR spectroscopy studies, offering students a modern and accurate perspective on organic compounds.
Salient Features
- Updated with recent advances in organic reaction mechanisms.
- Includes Woodward–Hoffmann Rules of Orbital Symmetry.
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Book Details
- Publisher: Sultan Chand & Sons
- ISBN: 9788180546723
- Edition: 2nd Revised Edition
- Language: English
- Weight: 500.00g
- Title Code: 621
- Author: Parmar V.S., Chawla H.M.
About the Book
The 2nd Revised Edition of this book by Parmar V.S. and Chawla H.M., published by Sultan Chand & Sons, provides an updated and in-depth understanding of Organic Reaction Mechanisms, incorporating recent advances in the field.
This edition has been carefully revised to improve clarity and accuracy, while introducing new developments that have enhanced the understanding of reaction mechanisms. A significant addition is the inclusion of a chapter on Woodward–Hoffmann Rules of Orbital Symmetry, which explains complex “no mechanism” reactions and their role in determining the stereochemical course of electrocyclic reactions.
The book also reflects advancements in structural chemistry, including revisions based on ESR and NMR spectroscopy studies, offering students a modern and accurate perspective on organic compounds.
Salient Features
- Updated with recent advances in organic reaction mechanisms.
- Includes Woodward–Hoffmann Rules of Orbital Symmetry.
