CRC Handbook of Organic Photochemistry
and Photobiology, 3rd edition
Axel Griesbeck, Michael
Oelgemoeller
and Francesco Ghetti
CRC Press, 2012
ISBN
9781439899335 Features
- Provides the most authoritative and complete resource on organic
photochemistry and photobiology
- Includes the IUPAC glossary of terms for photochemistry as a
CD-ROM
- Presents a user-friendly treatment of recent developments, new
applications, and emerging areas of interest
- Offers new and updated topics, including industrial and
microphotochemistry, photocatalysis, artificial photosynthetic systems,
photodynamic drug delivery, photodynamic water disinfection,
photoprotection, photodermatology, photoimmunology, and phototoxicity
of drugs
- Includes a new editorship of three highly respected scientists in
the field who share a vast array of knowledge and expertise
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Synthetic
Organic Photochemistry
Axel G. Griesbeck & Jochen Mattay
in Supramol. Mol. Photochemistry
Dekker, New York, 2004,
ISBN: 082475736X.
With
contributions from 24 international subject authorities,
Synthetic Organic Photochemistry comprises a leading-edge
presentation of the most recent and in-demand applications of
photochemical methodologies. Outlining a wide assortment of
reaction types entailing cycloadditions, cyclizations, isomerizations,
rearrangements, and other organic syntheses, this reference also
ties in critical considerations that overlap in modern photochemistry
and organic chemistry, such as stereoselectivity.
Selected experimental
procedures demonstrate the industrial and
academic value of reactions presented in the text.
Containing a remarkable 2113 references, this
volume reviews [2+2],
[4+2], and ene photooxygenation reactions…illustrates photo-
cycloadditions of alkenes to excited alkenes or carbonyls…clarifies
abstractions of γ- and (γ±n) hydrogens by excited carbonyls…
describes di-π-methane and oxa-di-π-methane rearrangements…
explores photoinduced electron transfer cyclizations using radical ions…
studies photogenerated nitrene additions to π-bonds…surveys reactions
with photoinduced aromatic nucleophilic substitutions…and covers
several other photochemical methods for specific syntheses.
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