Organic Reactions in Aqueous Media

This organic reactions text is arranged in seven chapters, which include: fundamental properties of water, pericyclic reactions, nucleophilic additions and substitutions, metal mediated reactions, transition metal catalysed reactions, oxidations and reductions, and industrial applications.

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From cost and safety to synthetic efficiency and environmental friendliness, water has many potential advantages as a solvent for organic reactions. This book examines different aspects of organic reactions in water, enabling readers to gain an essential understanding of current thinking on a range of reaction types and techniques. Beginning with basic theory and progressing to synthetic applications, Organic Reactions in Aqueous Media is an ideal platform for both advanced-level study and practical research. It covers these key areas: Fundamental properties of water Pericyclic reactions-including Diels-Alder reactions Nucleophilic additions and substitutions Metal mediated reactions Transition metal catalyzed reactions Oxidations and reductions Industrial applications