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Asymmetric Synthetic Methodology New Directions In Organic Biological Chemistry 1st Edition David John Ager

Name: Asymmetric Synthetic Methodology New Directions In Organic Biological Chemistry 1st Edition David John Ager
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Asymmetric Synthetic Methodology New Directions In Organic Biological Chemistry 1st Edition David John Ager instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 39.55 MB

Pages: 512

Author: David John Ager, Michael B. East

ISBN: 9780849389429, 0849389429

Language: English

Year: 2020

Edition: 1

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Asymmetric Synthetic Methodology New Directions In Organic Biological Chemistry 1st Edition David John Ager by David John Ager, Michael B. East 9780849389429, 0849389429 instant download after payment.

This comprehensive text presents a critical discussion of the scopes and limitations of various organic synthetic methodologies that are available for performing asymmetric transformations. In addition to purely chemical methods, the book covers applications of new enzymes and other biological systems that are increasingly useful in asymmetric methodology.