- In
retrosynthetic analysis, a
synthon is a
hypothetical unit
within a
target molecule that
represents a
potential starting reagent in the retroactive...
-
Synthon is a
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single target.
Synthon A
fragment of a
compound that ****ists in the
formation of a synthesis,
derived from that
target molecule. A
synthon and the corresponding...
- reagent. It is
often used as a
synthetic equivalent for the
phenyl "Ph−"
synthon.
Phenylmagnesium bromide is
commercially available as
solutions of diethyl...
- synthesis, EtBr is the
synthetic equivalent of the
ethyl carbocation (Et+)
synthon. In reality, such a
cation is not
actually formed. For example, carboxylates...
- C1
chemistry is the
chemistry of one-carbon molecules.
Although many
compounds and ions
contain only one carbon,
stable and
abundant C-1
feedstocks are...
- derivatives. With carbanions, it
serves again as a
source of the
benzoyl cation synthon, C6H5CO+.
Benzoyl peroxide, a
common reagent in
polymer chemistry, is produced...
- like the
bromide analog, is a
synthetic equivalent for the
phenyl anion synthon.
Iodobenzene reacts with
chlorine to give the complex,
iodobenzene dichloride...
- distillation. Overall,
decarboxylation depends upon
stability of the
carbanion synthon R− ,
although the
anion may not be a true
chemical intermediate. Typically...
- IV,
Pivina TS (1999). 4-Amino-3-azidocarbonyl
Furoxan as an
Universal Synthon for the
Synthesis of
Energetic Compounds of the
Furoxan Series. 30th International...
