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Part of a series which provides in-depth coverage of organic stereochemistry, this volume includes discussion of aldol diastereoselection under thermodynamic and kinetic control, enantioselection in aldol condensations involving chiral reactants, applications of molecular mechanics calculations to organic chemistry, and much more. The contributors aim to bring together the disciplines of surface chemistry and stereochemistry to demonstrate that the properties of stereoisomers may be useful in extending the understanding of the weak yet important molecular forces that operate in surface monolayers.
TOPICS IN STEREOCHEMISTRY, VOLUME 21
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CONTENTS......Page 13
STEREOCHEMISTRY AND MECHANISM OF THE WITTIG REACTION......Page 17
ANOMERIC EFFECT: ORIGIN AND CONSEQUENCES......Page 175
UNUSUAL SATURATED HYDROCARBON; INTERACTION BETWEEN THEORETICAL AND SYNTHETIC CHEMISTRY......Page 367
STEREOCHEMISTRY OF METABOLIC REACTIONS OF AMINO ACIDS......Page 397
SEARCHING TECHNIQUES FOR DATABASES OF THREE- DIMENSIONAL CHEMICAL STRUCTURES......Page 483
CUMULATIVE TITLE INDEX, VOLUMES 1-21......Page 529
SUBJECT INDEX......Page 535
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