Amines: Synthesis, Properties and Applications

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Cambridge University Press, Sep 30, 2004 - Science - 371 pages
The understanding of amine chemistry is of paramount importance to numerous chemical industries, as well as academic research. This book provides an authoritative account of the properties and applications of amines with respect to the characteristics of bonded substituents and the nature of their surrounding chemical and physical environments. The synthesis of alkyl, aryl and heterocyclic amines and inorganic amines with a review of their typical reactions is comprehensively treated, whilst practical synthetic and analytical methods for laboratory preparation and detection are provided. The importance of amine chemistry from the nineteenth century to the modern day, with a brief history of the development of ammonia synthesis, is included.
 

Contents

I
1
II
2
III
5
IV
18
V
25
VI
33
VII
55
VIII
62
XXVII
164
XXVIII
169
XXIX
171
XXX
174
XXXI
176
XXXII
185
XXXIII
188
XXXIV
194

IX
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X
74
XI
85
XII
100
XIII
104
XIV
109
XV
116
XVI
119
XVII
122
XVIII
123
XIX
129
XX
130
XXI
133
XXII
139
XXIII
144
XXIV
150
XXV
157
XXVI
162
XXXV
202
XXXVI
205
XL
215
XLI
216
XLII
220
XLIII
235
XLIV
243
XLV
250
XLVI
263
XLVII
267
XLVIII
272
XLIX
276
L
282
LI
286
LII
288
LIII
298
LIV
303
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Dr Lawrence is a professionally qualified chemist with over 20 years experience in the pharmaceutical industry. He is currently Director of chemical consultancy firm Mimas Ltd.

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