Reactive Intermediates
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2012) | Viewed by 9511
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Dear Colleagues,
The knowledge of reactive intermediate chemistry is central to develop modern mechanism and quantitative understanding of Organic Chemistry. This special issue tries to be a summary of the latest advances in this topic, both from the reactivity of the characterization point of view. We pretend to include research results in the chemistry of many types of reactive molecules as intermediates, starting from carbocations, carbanions or free radicals and continuing through carbenes, nitrenes or arynes. On the other hand, advanced experimental techniques of modern physical-organic chemistry, isolation methods and characterization of highly reactive molecules will be welcome. We invite the scientific community to take part of this project.
Dr. Margarita Parra-Alvarez
Guest Editor
Keywords
- carbocations
- carbanions
- free radicals
- carbenes
- nitrenes
- arynes
- spectroscopy methods
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