Books by Hetero

Part 1 of a projected sub-series on isoxazoles. It is devoted to mono-nuclear isoxazoles and to their dihydro- and tetrahydro-derivatives. Each chapter represents a survey on physical properties, syntheses and reactions of the three classes of compounds.

This volume describes in detail all of the important syntheses and reactions of oxazoles and oxazolones published through the first quarter of 1984. A section involving the use of oxazoles in synthesis will be of interest to most organic chemists.

Monographs on the various branches of this complex system of organic chemistry are contained in this book, which has been designed to reflect the importance and interrelationship of different compounds. The volume contains complete coverage of compounds containing the pteridine ring system.

Exploring the chemistry of isoquinoline derivatives, this reference discusses halogenated and metallated isoquinolines and their hydrogenated derivatives, isoquinolines containing basic functions at the ring and isoquinolines containing oxidated ring functions.

An examination of the isoquinoline group of heterocyclic compounds. The diversity of synthetic methods utilized in this field, coupled with the physiological and industrial significance of heterocycles, combine to make the general heterocyclic arena of central importance to organic chemistry.

Presents the basic structural, physical and chemical properties of 1H-pyrrole and of the less prevalent 2H and 3H isomers, together with the synthesis of all three systems.

Covering important properties of the chemistry of thiophene - one of the most central heterocycles - this work focuses particularly on its physical properties, nucleophilic aromatic substitution and pharmocologically active compounds.

Part 5 of this sub-series on thiophenes covers vinylthiophenes and thienylacetylenes, organometallic derivatives of thiophenes, syntheses, reactions and physical properties of bi-and polythienyls and closely related compounds.

Part of a series of subvolumes devoted to the chemistry of pyrroles and its derivatives, each providing coverage of the physical, theoretical, synthetic and chemical properties of the pyrrole ring.

Part of a continuing series and incorporating modern formats and nomenclature, this volume aims to systematize the approach to the coverage of organic syntheses.