Enantioselective Chemical Synthesis

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Enantioselective Chemical Synthesis is a foundational work in organic chemistry that systematically presents strategies and methods for constructing chiral molecules with high stereocontrol.

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instanceOf book ⓘ
chemistry textbook ⓘ
scientific monograph ⓘ
aimsTo enable high levels of stereocontrol ⓘ
guide the design of chiral molecules ⓘ
provide systematic strategies for enantioselective synthesis ⓘ
contributesTo development of stereoselective synthetic methodology ⓘ
understanding of chiral molecule construction ⓘ
covers biocatalytic enantioselective reactions ⓘ
chiral ligand design ⓘ
metal-catalyzed asymmetric reactions ⓘ
organocatalysis ⓘ
principles of enantioselectivity ⓘ
principles of stereoselectivity ⓘ
transition-state models for stereocontrol ⓘ
describes enantioselective C–C bond-forming reactions ⓘ
enantioselective addition reactions ⓘ
enantioselective catalysis design principles ⓘ
enantioselective oxidation reactions ⓘ
enantioselective reduction reactions ⓘ
enantioselective substitution reactions ⓘ
methods for constructing chiral centers ⓘ
methods for constructing stereogenic centers ⓘ
strategies for asymmetric synthesis ⓘ
field asymmetric synthesis ⓘ
organic chemistry ⓘ
stereochemistry ⓘ
focusesOn asymmetric catalysis ⓘ
chiral auxiliaries ⓘ
chiral pool synthesis ⓘ
construction of chiral molecules ⓘ
enantioselective catalysts ⓘ
enantioselective reactions ⓘ
enantioselective reagents ⓘ
enantioselective transformations ⓘ
stereocontrol in organic synthesis ⓘ
hasKeyConcept chiral recognition ⓘ
diastereoselective control ⓘ
enantioselective amplification ⓘ
enantioselective catalysis mechanisms ⓘ
enantioselective induction ⓘ
usedBy medicinal chemists ⓘ
process chemists ⓘ
synthetic organic chemists ⓘ
usedIn graduate-level organic chemistry education ⓘ
research in asymmetric synthesis ⓘ

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E. J. Corey → hasWritten → Enantioselective Chemical Synthesis ⓘ