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Microwave-Assisted Heterocyclic Chemistry for Undergraduate Organic Laboratory
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Heterocyclic chemistry forms an interesting and important part of organic chemistry. Microwave-assisted techniques were applied to design new environmentally benign syntheses of heterocycles for the undergraduate organic laboratory. To avoid toxic solvents, solid-phase synthesis and neat methods were applied. New procedures for the synthesis of seven unique heterocyclic compounds are simple, low cost, safe, and time sparing.
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- Received: August 03, 2009
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