Green Chemistry: Principles and Organic Chemistry Reactions

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Covers the prediction of nucleophilic attack sites and rationalization of reaction products.

Explores the reactivity of aromatic compounds, including electrophilic addition and substitution reactions, regioselectivity, and reaction examples.

Explores the importance of organic chemistry through everyday compounds like chocolate, delving into the reactions and significance of alkenes.

Explores the mechanism of platinum-based cancer drugs and the cross-coupling catalysis of metals in modifying aromatic compounds.

Covers the mechanism of asymmetric catalysis in sulfa-Michael addition reactions, detailing the role of bifunctional iminophosphorane as a catalyst.

Covers advanced topics in organic chemistry, focusing on stereochemistry and reaction mechanisms.

Discusses the mechanisms of alkane halogenation, focusing on chlorination and bromination processes.

Explores the reactivity of carbonyl compounds, focusing on nucleophilic reactions and leaving group effects.

Explores the historical significance of organic chemistry discoveries and the criteria for SN1 reactions.

Explores catalytic asymmetric reactions, covering chirality creation, asymmetric induction modes, and key quality parameters in reactions.