Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis

F6. J. McMurry and R. Bryan Miller, eds., Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis, Academic Press, New York. Surveys for 1970, 1971, and 1972 are available. Each contains sections on organometallic reagents. 

Ph. M. Weintraub, K. Turnbull, D. M. Ketcha, E. Fossum and M. McMills. Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis—2000 , Academic Press, London (2001). 

Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis, various editors. Academic Press, San Diego,... 

Increase of the polarity of the solvent can have opposite effects with regard to the regiochemistry with two different polar organometallic intermediates. Some examples are given in the review listed as Ref. [9], others can be found in Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis , under the heading Conjugate Addition . 

Philip M. Weintraub completed his Masters and Ph.D. degrees at The Ohio State University under the direction of Michael P. Cava. After a brief stint at the DuPont Experimental Station, he took a position at Hess Clark, a veterinary pharmaceutical division of Richardson Merrell. In 1970 he was transferred to the Wm S. Merrell Pharmaceutical Co. where he remained through several mergers. In 1998, with the formation of Hoechst-Marion-Roussel, he moved to Bridgewater, New Jersey where he remains through two more mergers as a medicinal chemist. He was an editor of Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis from 1990-2004. 

Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis—1975 . ed. R. B. Miller and L. G. Wade, Academic Press, New York, 1976. 

Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis Academic San Diego 19 Volumes, This series is especially yaluable for its extensiye listing of reyiew articles. 

The stepped up abstracting of useful synthetic procedures from the international chemical literature by the journal Synthesis is noted (1844 abstracts to Dec. 1971) as well as the appearance (in soft cover) of the first of the Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis. edited by J. McMurry and R.B. Miller. To avoid possible overlap with material in other chapters, specialized reactions for steroids and amino acids have not been included here and, as in previous years, the materials actually presented are necessarily highly selective. 

Several useful reference books of general interest were published in 1973 including Annual Reports in Organic Synthesis-1973. the third of the annual series by J. McMurry and R. B. Miller (covering the literature to March, 1973) Protective Groups in Organic Chemistry by J. F. W. 

ANNUAL REPORTS IN ORGANIC SYNTHESIS - 1971 John McMurry and R. Bryan Miller, Eds. 

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