Theilheimer's Synthetic Methods of Organic Chemistry

This systematic survey of the mainstream organic chemistry literature, published six-monthly, provides a key research tool. Highlights include:   ·  Examples abstracted to illustrate important      new, generally applicable, synthetic methods   ·  Abstracts summarizing the experimental      procedure as well as indicating the scope and limitations of      the method and important mechanistic...
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This systematic survey of the mainstream organic chemistry literature, published six-monthly, provides a key research tool. Highlights include:   ·  Examples abstracted to illustrate important      new, generally applicable, synthetic methods   ·  Abstracts summarizing the experimental      procedure as well as indicating the scope and limitations of      the method and important mechanistic features   ·  Abstracts collated and organised into logical      sections, affording a useful browsing tool   ·  Comprehensive indexing and cross-referencing providing an      invaluable research tool   ·  More than 1000 graphical abstracts per year complemented by      thousands of additional references, which comprise supplementary      information, citations to previous abstracts, a review of reviews      and informed commentary on latest trends   ·  Available as ,ActiveBooks' - fully text-searchable online versions Each volume provides the organic chemist with an indispensable educational tool both for researching and browsing recent literature highlights in a way that is entirely complementary with searching electronic reaction databases. Extensive indexing and cross-referencing allows the series to grow, volume by volume, into an important reference work that deserves to be an integral part of any scientific library. Specifically, volume 82 comprises:   ·  500 graphical abstracts covering the mainstream organic chemistry      literature to November 2012   ·  A summary of reviews covering the six-month      period to May 2013, collated into      easily-accessible sections   ·  An informed commentary on research trends during the six-month      period to June 2013