| Author: |
Alan R. Katritzky
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| Release at: | 1983 |
| Pages: | 461 |
| Edition: |
Volume 34
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| File Size: | 15 MB |
| File Type: | |
| Language: | English |
Description of Advances in Heterocyclic Chemistry Volume 57
Pyrans, thiopyrans, and seleno pyrans are comprehensively reviewed by Kuthan in the first unified treatment of this subject. The triazolopyridines were last reviewed in 196 1: the chemistry of these five heterocyclic systems is covered by Jones and Sliskovic.
Meisenheimer complexes from heteroaromatic compounds have been intensively investigated in the last 20 years, and the field has now been summarized by Illuminati and Stengel of the Rome group, who have contributed much to this area.
Advances in Heterocyclic Chemistry Volume 34 of this series contains a survey of 2H- and 3H-pyrroles, nonaromatic isomers of the common IH-pyrroles. The present volume includes two chapters on 3H- and 4H-pyrazoles, the nonaromatic isomers of “normal” 1H-pyrazoles, by Sammes and the series editor.
Content of Advances in Heterocyclic Chemistry Volume 57
The 3H-Pyrazoles
MICHAEL P . SAMMES AND ALAN R . KATRITZKY
1 . Introduction ....................... 2
I11 . Structure and Physical Properties ................. 27
IV . Reactions of 3H-Pyrazoles ................... 32
I1 . Synthesis of 3H-Pyrazoles ................... 3
The 4H-Pyrazoles
MICHAEL P . SAMMES AND ALAN R . KATRITZKY
1 . Introduction ....................... 54
II . Synthesis of 4H-Pyrazoles ................... 55
111 . Structure and Physical Properties ................. 65
IV . Chemical Reactions ..................... 68
The Chemistry of the Triazolopyridines
GURNOS JONES AND D . ROBERT SLISKOVIC
I . Introduction ....................... 80
II . Synthesis of the Triazolopyridines ................ 81
I11 . Physical Properties and Theoretical Chemistry ............ 107
IV . Chemical Properties ..................... 117
Pyrans. Thiopyrans. and Selenopyrans
J . KUTHAN
I . Introduction ....................... 146
I1 . Structure ........................ 147
I11 . Synthesis from Acyclic Precursors ................ 153
IV . Synthesis from Cyclic Precursors ................. 187
V . Reactions ........................ 229
VI . Naturally Occurring Pyrans ................... 292
V11 . Physical Properties ..................... 293
The Formation of Anionic u-Adducts from Heteroaromatic Compounds:
Structures, Rates, and Equilibria
G. ILLUMINATI AND F. STECEL
1. Introduction ....................... 306
11. Six-Membered Ring Adducts .................. 309
111. Five-Membered Ring Adducts .................. 388
IV. Benzofurazans and Benzofuroxans ................ 4 17
CUMULATIVE INDEX OF TITLES .................... 445
MICHAEL P . SAMMES AND ALAN R . KATRITZKY
1 . Introduction ....................... 2
I11 . Structure and Physical Properties ................. 27
IV . Reactions of 3H-Pyrazoles ................... 32
I1 . Synthesis of 3H-Pyrazoles ................... 3
The 4H-Pyrazoles
MICHAEL P . SAMMES AND ALAN R . KATRITZKY
1 . Introduction ....................... 54
II . Synthesis of 4H-Pyrazoles ................... 55
111 . Structure and Physical Properties ................. 65
IV . Chemical Reactions ..................... 68
The Chemistry of the Triazolopyridines
GURNOS JONES AND D . ROBERT SLISKOVIC
I . Introduction ....................... 80
II . Synthesis of the Triazolopyridines ................ 81
I11 . Physical Properties and Theoretical Chemistry ............ 107
IV . Chemical Properties ..................... 117
Pyrans. Thiopyrans. and Selenopyrans
J . KUTHAN
I . Introduction ....................... 146
I1 . Structure ........................ 147
I11 . Synthesis from Acyclic Precursors ................ 153
IV . Synthesis from Cyclic Precursors ................. 187
V . Reactions ........................ 229
VI . Naturally Occurring Pyrans ................... 292
V11 . Physical Properties ..................... 293
The Formation of Anionic u-Adducts from Heteroaromatic Compounds:
Structures, Rates, and Equilibria
G. ILLUMINATI AND F. STECEL
1. Introduction ....................... 306
11. Six-Membered Ring Adducts .................. 309
111. Five-Membered Ring Adducts .................. 388
IV. Benzofurazans and Benzofuroxans ................ 4 17
CUMULATIVE INDEX OF TITLES .................... 445
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