دانلود کتاب Green Techniques for Organic Synthesis and Medicinal Chemistry

Content: Chapter 1 Green Toxicology (pages 1–23): Nicholas D. AnastasChapter 2 Green Chemistry and the Pharmaceutical Industry (pages 25–32): Amy S. Cannon, Joseph L. Pont and John C. WarnerChapter 3 Environmental Science; Guiding Green Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Product Innovations (pages 33–66): Richard T. Williams and Travis R. WilliamsChapter 4 Catalytic C?H Bond Activation Reactions (pages 67–97): Anna Tomin, Seema Bag and Bela TorokChapter 5 Supported Asymmetric Organocatalysis (pages 99–135): Long Zhang, Lingyun Cui, Sanzhong Luo and Jin?Pei ChengChapter 6 Fluorous Catalysis (pages 137–184): Laszlo T. Mika and Istvan T. HorvathChapter 7 Solid?Supported Catalysis (pages 185–215): Michelle L. Richards and Peter J. H. ScottChapter 8 Biocatalysis (pages 217–240): Qi Wu and Junhua TaoChapter 9 Green Solvents (pages 241–261): Simon W. Breeden, James H. Clark, Duncan J. Macquarrie and James SherwoodChapter 10 Organic Synthesis in Water (pages 263–295): Marc?Olivier Simon and Chao?Jun LiChapter 11 Solvent?Free Synthesis (pages 297–323): James Mack and Sivaramakrishnan MuthukrishnanChapter 12 Microwave Synthesis (pages 325–342): Michael P. Pollastri and William G. DevineChapter 13 Ultrasonic Reactions (pages 343–361): Rodrigo Cella and Helio A. StefaniChapter 14 Photochemical Synthesis (pages 363–392): Stefano Protti, Maurizio Fagnoni and Angelo AlbiniChapter 15 Solid?Supported Synthesis (pages 393–442): Gorakh S. Yellol and Chung?Ming SunChapter 16 Fluorous Synthesis (pages 443–468): Wei ZhangChapter 17 The Role of Ionic Liquids in the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Processes (pages 469–496): Hui Wang, Xiaosi Zhou, Gabriela Gurau and Robin D. RogersChapter 18 Multicomponent Reactions (pages 497–522): Yijun Huang, Ahmed Yazbak and Alexander DomlingChapter 19 Flow Reactors (pages 523–549): Frederic G. Buono, Michael A. Gonzalez and Jale MuslehiddinogluChapter 20 Green Chemistry Strategies for Medicinal Chemists (pages 551–572): Berkeley W. CueChapter 21 The Business Case for Green Chemistry in the Pharmaceutical Industry (pages 573–587): Andrea Larson and Mark MeierChapter 22 Preparative Chromatography (pages 589–611): Kathleen Mihlbachler and Olivier DapremontChapter 23 Green Drug Delivery Formulations (pages 613–630): Scott B. McCray and David K. LyonChapter 24 Green Process Chemistry in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Recent Case Studies (pages 631–658): Ji Zhang and Berkeley W. CueChapter 25 Green Analytical Chemistry (pages 659–683): Paul Ferguson, Mark Harding and Jennifer YoungChapter 26 Green Chemistry for Tropical Diseases (pages 685–699): Joseph M.D. Fortunak, David H. Brown Ripin and David S. TeagerChapter 27 Green Engineering in the Pharmaceutical Industry (pages 701–714): Concepcion Jimenez?Gonzalez, Celia S. Ponder, Robert E. Hannah and James R. Hagan