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Atlas of Stereochemistry

W. Klyne and J. Buckingham, Atlas of Stereochemistry, Absolute Configurations of Organic Molecules, 2nd ed., Vol. 1, Oxford University, New York, 1978 Vol. 2, Chapman and Hall, London, 1978 J. Buckingham and R. A. Hill, Atlas of Stereochemistry, Absolute Configurations of Organic Molecules, Supplement to the Second Edition, Chapman and Hall, New York, 1986. [Pg.153]

W. Klyne J. Burkingham (1978) Atlas of Stereochemistry, 2nd ed., vol. 2, Oxford Univ. Press, New York. [Pg.3]

W. Klyne, J. Buckingham, Atlas of Stereochemistry, 2nded., p 5, Chapman Hall, London 1978. [Pg.396]

Klyne, W., Buckingham, J. Atlas of Stereochemistry, Chapman and Hall, London 1974, p. 42 and the references cited therein. [Pg.23]

The Atlas of Stereochemistry includes material on isochromans, flavanoids and rotenoids (B-78MI22202) and an extensive discussion of the stereochemistry of flavan-3,4-diols is available . [Pg.631]

Klyne and J. Buckingham, "Atlas of Stereochemistry-Absolute Configuration of Organic Molecules", Chapman and Hall, London, (197 )-... [Pg.82]

B-78MI22202 Atlas of Stereochemistry , ed. W. Klyne and J. Buckingham Chapman and... [Pg.1189]

Publication of the above synthetic work made me relax, believing that the A-factor research must have been concluded. In January 1983, I received a letter from Dr. J. Buckingham, the editor of Dictionary of Organic Compounds and Atlas of Stereochemistry. He informed me that there are two papers with different conclusions on the absolute configuration of paraconic acid, and advised me to check our conclusion of the absolute configuration of (—)-A-factor. Indeed, in 1965 Tocanne and Asselineau gave (/ -configuration to (-)-paraconic acid, while in 1968 they revised it to S. [Pg.191]

The Atlas of Stereochemistry lists the absolute configurations of about 3000 organic substances, with derivations. Apart from optical isomerism, it lists many examples whose chirality is owed to isotopic substitution, to chiral axes or planes, or to chiral centres other than carbon (Klyne and Buckingham, 1978). [Pg.498]

Klyne, W. and Buckingham, J. (1978) Atlas of Stereochemistry, 2nd edn (2 vols), London and New York Chapman and Hall. [Pg.686]

Atlas of stereochemistry, absolute configurations of organic molecules, second edition. Supplement. [Pg.313]

Supplement to Atlas of stereochemistry absolute configurations of organic moleculares/W. Hyne and J. Buckingham. 2nd ed. London, 1978. [Pg.313]


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