Chemical perspective

Ref. 12 is an excellent, although dated, source of information from the chemical perspective of dmg—receptor iateractions. 

K. L. Watson, Materials in Chemical Perspective, Halston Press, a division of John Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1975. 

G. Ohloff, Scent and Fragrances, The Fascination of Odors and Their Chemical Perspectives, transl. by W. Pickenhagen and B. M. Lawrence, Spriuger-Vedag, Berlin, 1994. 

In chemical education, the micro-world is a key perspective in viewing the macroscopic world around us. Among other perspectives, such as a personal, a socio-economical perspective, a political perspective, this key chemical perspective can offer students a view on the materials and substances they use, that they are made of and that constitute their material world. A micro-world perspective enables the understanding of mat r phenomena and offers the possibihty to improve the material world within social circumstances. 

Ohloff G. (1994). Scent and Fragrances The Fascination of Odors and their Chemical Perspectives. Springer, Berlin, p. 238. 

S. Scheiner, Hydrogen Bonding A Quantum Chemical Perspective... 

Perry, J. W. Nonlinear Optical Properties of Molecules and Materials. In Materials for Nonlinear Optics Chemical Perspectives, Marder, S. R. Sohn, J. D. Stucky, G. D., Eds. ACS Symposium Series 455 American Chemical Society Washington, DC, 1991, pp 67-88. 

The text should also serve to put in a chemical perspective the several types of macrocyclic systems found in nature - as such, it should be of benefit to those whose principal interests are the biochemical aspects of such cyclic systems. 

The physical properties of impurities in semiconducting solids are governed by the nature and strength of the interaction between the impurity and its environment in much the same way as molecular characteristics are determined by the interactions among constituent atoms. From such a chemical perspective, the hydrogen atom is unique. Since it lacks a core, its one electron resides in a state that is bound as tightly as the active electrons... 

F Wudl, P-M Allemand, G Srdanov, Z Ni, and D McBranch, Polymers and an unusual molecular crystal with NLO properties, in Materials for Non-Linear Optics Chemical Perspectives, S.R. Marder, J.E. Sohn, and G.D. Stucky, Eds., American Chemical Society, Washington, 1991, pp. 683-686. 

For what is thought of as an essentially mechanical process, paper manufacture involves a large amount of chemistry. The Chemistry of Paper provides an overview of the process of making paper from a chemical perspective. It deals with both the chemistry of paper as material and the chemistry of its production, setting out the main principles involved in ... 

This strategy appears to be very attractive because of the possibility of completely solubilizing the support in most of the common solvents. From a chemical perspective, that property allows one to benefit from all the solvent conditions used in classical solution chemistry. This could prove to be very advantageous, especially to obtain stereoselective glycosylation without neighboring-group assistance. Moreover, isolation and purification of the polymer is easily achieved by precipitation usually in diethyl ether or methyl-tert-butyl ether (MTBE) and recrystallisation from ethanol. One major drawback of this type of support is its tendency to solidify at low temperature, thus limiting the variety of temperature conditions. 

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