O2C2

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Dipl. Chem. Joerg K. Wegner

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Table of Contents
Preface
1. Organic chemistry basics
Reaction basics
Substitution (SN1/SN2)
Leaving ability / leaving ability
Nucleophilicity
Neighbour group effect
2. Higgledy-Piggledy organic chemistry
Halogenisation
S2
3. Woodward-Hoffmann rules
S1
S2
4. Aromatics
S1
S2
5. Heterocycles
Pyridin
Hantzsch
Breitmeier
Guareshi-Thorpe
Kroehnke
Hetero-Diels-Alder
Boennemann-Cycle
Pyrrol and Dichlorcarben (weak basic medium)
Pyron
Alpha-Pyron
Gamma-Pyron
6. Alicycles
Cuban
Eaton
Pettit
7. Typical name reactions
Favorski
Knoevenagel
Michael-Addition
8. Documentation
DocBook
DocBook and mathematical equations
DocBook and molecular structures
API documentation
A. Summary of molecular structures
B. GNU Free Documentation License
Preamble
Applicability and definitions
Verbatim copying
Copying in quantity
Modifications
Combining documents
Collections of documents
Aggregation with independent works
Translation
Termination
Future revisions of this copy
Addendum: How to use this License for your documents
Bibliography
Glossary
Index
List of Tables
1-1. Substituion by using weak and strong acids
1-2. Nucleophilicity of an anionic reagent in aprotic solvents (decreasing lewis acidity)
1-3. Nucleophilicity of a neutral reagent in aprotic solvents (increasing lewis acidity)
1-4. Comparison of the nucleophilicity of anions for different solvent types
1-5. Neighbour group effect with two SN2 over a tight alpha-lacton
5-1. Hantzsch synthesis of pyridin
5-2. TITLE
6-1. Eaton synthesis of cuban
8-1. Molecular structures with atom numbers and special atom labels
8-2. Molecular structures with a delocalised ring
8-3. Molecular structures with retrosynthetic bond splittings
8-4. Molecular structures with electron transfer arrows
A-1. Summary of molecular structures