Applications of domino transformations in organic synthesis, volume 1
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SOSScience of SynthesisApplications of DominoTransformations inOrganic Synthesis 1Volume EditorScott A. SnydernmnOrganizational Structure of Science o Applications of domino transformations in organic synthesis, volume 1 of Synthesis *A complete description of the full classification principles can be found in the Science of Synthesis Guidebook.CATEGORYMETHODIClassification is based on the product, with all products belonging to one of six broad-ranging categories. All products occupy a strict hierarchical position Applications of domino transformations in organic synthesis, volume 1 In Science of Synthesis, defined according to the classification principles’. Products in Categories 3-6 are organized according to oxidation state, wApplications of domino transformations in organic synthesis, volume 1
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