Lecture

Total Synthesis: Strategies and Criteria

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Description

This lecture covers the logic of total synthesis, retro-synthetic analysis, approaches to simplifying structures, evolution of synthesis criteria, and concepts like selectivity, atom-economy, and redox-economy. It also discusses chemo-, regio-, and stereo-selectivity, and the importance of protecting-group-free synthesis.

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Physical chemistry: Stereochemistry

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