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This is a cumulative index of structures and keywords that can be found in Volumes 1 to 8 of Science of Synthesis

This is a cumulative index of structures and keywords that can be found in Volumes 9 to 17 of Science of Synthesis

This volume is concerned with the synthesis of alkynes including arynes and enynes and conjugated diyne, oligoyne, and polyyne systems (linear conjugated and cyclic conjugated).

This volume of Science of Synthesis covers the syntheses of compounds having a single bond between an sp3-hybridized carbon atom and a formally sp3-hybridized nitrogen substituent. Volume 40a covers amines and ammonium Salts. Among the product classes featured, one of the most prominent representatives is the aliphatic amines; however, separate sections are devoted to propargylic and allylic amines for which special synthetic methods are available, or where special care must be taken to secure synthetic success. Similarly, compounds with more than one amino group or an additional phosphorus functionality are treated separately, as are the obviously special smallring amine derivatives aziridines and azetidines. Furthermore, the amino group may be modified in the form of ammonium compounds or of N-ylides (“ammonioalkanides”).

This volume is concerned with the synthesis of cumulenes and arenes.

Volume 36 of Science of Synthesis is concerned with the synthesis of alcohols, including diols and polyols. The synthesis of alcohols with various defining structural characteristics, such as cycloalkanols, benzylic alcohols, and diols is discussed.

Volume 29 of Science of Synthesis is concerned with the synthesis of a class of functional groups that are characterized by the presence of exactly two heteroatoms singly bonded to a carbon atom, the classic feature of the acetal. Volume 29 deals primarily with acetals containing at least one oxygen or halogen atom.

Aliphatic and alicyclic aldehydes on one side and arenecarbaldehydes on the other are ubiquitous in organic chemistry. The manifold of methods available for their preparation comprises the major part of this volume.

In this volume of Science of Synthesis the formation and use of a variety of compounds of the group 1 elements (Li, Na, K, Rb, and Cs) in organic synthesis are described. Compounds of the other group 1 elements are covered in Volume 8b.

This volume of Science of Synthesis covers the syntheses of a wide range of functionalities such as allenes and alkenes disubstituted at the 1-position with halogens, O, S, Se, Te, N, P, and disubstituted acetylenes

This volume of Science of Synthesis describes the organometallic and organic chemistry of the metals in groups 12 and 11, namely zinc, cadmium, mercury, copper, silver, and gold.