epatai 50 years of excellence
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The most complete resource in functional group chemistry celebrates 50 years of excellence.TRANSCRIPT
For academics and researchers: Please recommend to your librarian. If you require further information, you can contact us via email at [email protected]. ✃
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Years of Excellence1964 - 2014
ePatai – a wealth of invaluable content onlineEach volume contains detailed information on the chemistry of the functional group, with the following topics featured in each volume:• General, theoretical and computational aspects of the functional group, for example, quantum chemical treat-
ment, structural and conformational chemistry, thermochemistry• Characterization and characteristics of functional groups with chapters covering both qualitative and
quantitative methods of determination, such as UV, IR, NMR, ESR, PES, RD, CD and mass spectrometry. It will also cover the basicity, acidity or the complex forming ability of the group
• The formation of the functional group and the reactions, transformations and rearrangements which the func-tional group can undergo, also including synthesis and reactions mechanisms as diverse as photochemistry, radiation chemistry, biochemical formation or classic synthesis and catalysis
• The biological aspects in both biochemistry and molecular biology as well as its application in medicinal chemis-try, drug development and drug discovery
• Data and reviews on the important industrial applications in fields such as polymers, materials and nano-materials
Fully searchable, volumes can be viewed online in chronological order in the Tables of Contents, or alternatively browse by topic headings from Acids and Bases to Toxicology. ePatai is edited by series editors: Zvi Rappoport, Joel F. Liebman and Illan Marek, and the following guest editors: Jacob Zabicky, Yitzhak Apeloig, Frank R. Hartley and Alexander Greer.
These volumes are currently available online within ePatai: Peroxides, Volume 3 (2014)
Organoiron Compounds (2013)
Organic Selenium and Tellurium, Volume 4 (2013)
Metal Phenolates (2013)
Organic Selenium and Tellurium Compounds, Volume 3 (2012)
Organomanganese Compounds (2011)
Hydroxylamines, Oximes and Hydroxamic Acids, Volume 2 (2010)
Organocopper Compounds (2009)
Metal Enolates (2009)
Hydroxylamines, Oximes and Hydroxamic Acids, Volume 1 (2008)
Organomagnesium Compounds (2008)
Anilines (2007)
Organozinc Compounds (2007)
Peroxides, Volume 2 (2006)
Organolithium Compounds, Volume 2 (2006)
Cyclobutanes (2005)
Organolithium Compounds, Volume 1 (2004)
Phenols (2003)
Organic Germanium, Tin and Lead Compounds, Volume 2 (2003)
Organic Silicon Compounds, Volume 3 (2001)
Dienes and Polyenes, Volume 2 (2000)
Organic Derivatives of Gold and Silver (1999)
Organic Silicon Compounds, Volume 2 (1998)
Hydrazo, Azo and Azoxy Groups, Volume 2 (1997)
Double-bonded Functional Groups, Volume 3 (1997)
Dienes and Polyenes, Volume 1 (1997)
Amino, Nitroso, Nitro and Related Groups, Volume 3 (1996)
Organophosphorus Compounds, Volume 4 (1996)
Organic Germanium, Tin and Lead Compounds, Volume 1 (1995)
Cyclopropyl Group, Volume 2 (1995)
Halides, Pseudo-Halides and Azides, Volume 2 (1995)
Coming Soon… Organogold Compounds (2014)
Download the full listing of contents for the entire Patai series here:www.wiley.com/go/patai50
¾ Find out more ¾ Browse sample
content ¾ Recommend to
your librarian ¾ Or set up a free
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¾ Find out more ¾ Download sample content ¾ Recommend to your librarian
¾ Set up a free trial ¾ Be part of our celebration
activities during 2014!
THESMARTARTICLE
Pre-1995 titles (97 volumes) are available online within the Patai Online Book Series.
Visit www.wiley.com/go/patai50 today to:
Saul Patai, was responsible for the Series from 1964 to 1998. He had the help of a range of editors including Zvi Rappoport, and the Series expanded from covering classi-cal functional groups such as alkenes, ethers, carboxylic acids and esters to the chemistry of metal-carbon bonds. He truly established the Series as a major resource for all chemis-try students and researchers. In the last years before his death he co-edited a lot of volumes together with Zvi Rappoport and prepared Zvi for his future role as Editor-in-Chief.
Zvi Rappoport, edited the Series from 1999 to 2013 (co-editing with Saul Patai from 1992 to 1998). In this time the Series changed from a print publi-cation to an online publication. For this purpose he created an Editorial Board and together with Joel Liebman and Ilan Marek they managed to continue editing 2 – 3 full volumes per year. In addition they also had the help of guest editors, including Jacob Zabicky, Ytzhak Apeloig and Alexander Greer. At the end of 2013 Zvi Rappoport retires as Editor-in-Chief, but he will continue to support his successor.
Ilan Marek, will take over from Zvi Rappoport in 2014 and will be responsible for the future development of the Series. He will continue to have the support from Zvi Rappoport and Joel Liebman, and he will also continue with the tradition to get the help from guest editors to edit specific themes and top-ics. Currently he is editing with Zvi Rap-poport and Joel Liebman, a volume on The Chemistry of organogold compounds. This volume will be published in 2014 celebrating the 50th anniversary of the publication of The chemistry of alkenes.
For regular updates on chemistry reference and books content, sign up at www.wiley.com/go/email
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The Editors-in-Chief - Past, Present and Future
Patai’s Chemistry of Functional Groups
Outer spread
The most complete resource in functional group chemistry now including
Providing indispensable information for the organic chemist for 50 yearsPATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups is a remarkable collection of content covering the key aspects of the chemistry of each functional group, written by the leaders in the field over the last 50 years. All volumes are available online as a fully searchable, fully updating electronic reference work. ePatai contains all volumes published from 1995 onwards, with pre-1995 titles available within the Patai Online Book Series.
The Beginnings of the SeriesIt all started around 1963, a year after a young student, Zvi Rappo-port, finished his PhD work under the supervision of Saul Patai at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Around the same time Arnold Weissberger, a scientist working for Kodak and as an Editor for Inter-science/John Wiley & Sons, invited Saul Patai to write or edit a book in the field of Carbon-Carbon Double Bonds. At this time there were no books available on this topic and Saul Patai realised the potential for a Series on “The Chemistry of Functional Groups” and indeed, in 1964 a first volume on The Chemistry of alkenes was published. In the foreword to this first volume in the Series, Saul Patai wrote:
“…We hope that a series of advanced treatises on the chemistry of the functional groups will be a useful and valuable addition to the literature of organic chemistry, and the present volume is the first in this planned series.”
Find out more on the history of the series, read the Preface to The chemistry of organic derivatives of gold and silver written by Zvi Rappoport in 1999 at www.wiley.com/go/patai50
Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence 1964 - 2014
“For me, the Patai series is the definitive resource and my first choice when I want to learn something about a functional group; it is the genome of functional groups.”Professor Scott E Denmark, Reynold C Fuson Professor of Chemistry, University of Illinois
“I have been using Patai since my undergraduate days. Functional groups are important for the understanding of organic chemistry and the knowledge of functional group interconversions is central to the basic principles of chemical reactivity.” Professor Peter Wipf, University of Pittsburgh
The PhilosophyPATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups puts functional groups at the centre. The term “functional groups” is used in the widest possible definition and reaches from carbon-carbon double bonds to metal-organic bonds. With the functional group at the centre of presentation it then describes in detail all aspects of theoretical chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical organic chemistry, synthesis, biological chemistry and drug research, industrial chemistry as well as spectroscopic properties re-lated to the group and structural chemistry of compounds carrying the group. All articles treat their subject in depth, usually with hundreds of references and are a unique resource for all chemists.
ePatai continues to be the definitive resource for functional groupsIn 2010, 58,000 pages of content published online in the Patai Online Book Series, and 27,000 pages of content within ePatai, with content from over 520 international contributors. ePatai continues to grow year on year, with new content added article by article until a volume is complete. Over 2,750 new pages have been added online during 2011 and 2012.
The introduction of THE SMART ARTICLE in 2013 will enhance ePatai even further, ensuring it remains a key working reference for the lab or the library for future researchers.
Introducing THE SMART ARTICLE to ePatai in 2013Delivering a deeper experience of chemistryHow often have you read an article and wanted more than the text?
Wanted the article to deliver more of the chemistry?
And above all, you wanted to do that quickly and efficiently and find the chemistry all in one place.THE SMART ARTICLE is available on selected organic chemistry journals and will roll out to major Wiley reference works and database products in September, including ePatai.
Dive deeper into the article
¾ THE SMART ARTICLE gives you not just the text but the ability to look at the chemistry in depth: in abstracts, as an index of compounds or as an interactive part of the article.
Search is more powerful
¾ With THE SMART ARTICLE, search is now easier and more integrated – THE SMART ARTICLE delivers powerful chemical structure searching across articles in THE SMART ARTICLE
Go and See for yourselfView some free access journal issues to experience the features and functions for yourself online at wileyonlinelibrary.com/thesmartarticle
Or take a trial!Trials will be available in September, not just for institutions, but for individual academics and researchers. To register for a trial, email us at [email protected]
“A 21st century facelift turns the series into a fully searchable major online reference resource with additional functionality and search facilities. For information professionals including students, chemistry researchers, academics and industry based organic chemists the world over, the Patai series has long been synonymous with reliable expert opinion. But what a difference adding the “e” makes. Now, the long-standing reference work can provide labs and libraries around the globe with instant access to a wealth of invaluable content – straight to their desktop.
With its critical and up-to-date information, ePatai is a must for any chemical library. Organic chemists will have accessed the traditional Patai series so this current, online and cross-search-able resource is something they won’t want to be without.”
INFORMATION WORLD REVIEW MARCH 2010Download a virtual issue of sample content today: www.wiley.com/go/patai50
Launch of Saul Patai ‘s The Chemistry of Functional Groups
First Artificial Synthesis of Insulin
First Synthetic Production of Human Growth Hormone
First Synthesis of Biologically Active DNA in a Test Tube
Fred Sanger Deciphers a 120 Base Long RNA Sequence
Nobel Prize Awarded to Bruce Merrified for his Development
Nobel Prize Awarded to Herbert Brown and Georg Wittig
Human Genome Sequenced
First Total Synthesis of Taxol
Nobel Prize Awarded to Donals Cram, Jean-Marie Lehn and Charles Pederson
Nobel Prize Awarded to Elias James Corey
Polymerase Chain Reaction Developed
of Methodology for Chemical Synthesis on a Solid Matrix
Artificial Synthesis of Vitamin B12
1963 1964 1966 1967 1968 1971 1972 1979 1983 1984 1987 1990 1993 2001 2010 2013
2014
PATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups celebrates 50 Years of Excel-lence 1964-2014
Introduction of The Smart Article to ePatai
1963 Discussions regarding the series begin
TIM
ELIN
E
Nobel Prize Awarded to Richard Heck, Ei-ichi Negishi and Akira Suzuki
THESMARTARTICLE
INsIde spreadFOLdFOLd
FOLdFOLd
THESMARTARTICLE
Providing indispensable information for the organic chemist for 50 yearsPATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups is a remarkable collection of content covering the key aspects of the chemistry of each functional group, written by the leaders in the field over the last 50 years. All volumes are available online as a fully searchable, fully updating electronic reference work. ePatai contains all volumes published from 1995 onwards, with pre-1995 titles available within the Patai Online Book Series.
The Beginnings of the SeriesIt all started around 1963, a year after a young student, Zvi Rappo-port, finished his PhD work under the supervision of Saul Patai at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Around the same time Arnold Weissberger, a scientist working for Kodak and as an Editor for Inter-science/John Wiley & Sons, invited Saul Patai to write or edit a book in the field of Carbon-Carbon Double Bonds. At this time there were no books available on this topic and Saul Patai realised the potential for a Series on “The Chemistry of Functional Groups” and indeed, in 1964 a first volume on The Chemistry of alkenes was published. In the foreword to this first volume in the Series, Saul Patai wrote:
“…We hope that a series of advanced treatises on the chemistry of the functional groups will be a useful and valuable addition to the literature of organic chemistry, and the present volume is the first in this planned series.”
Find out more on the history of the series, read the Preface to The chemistry of organic derivatives of gold and silver written by Zvi Rappoport in 1999 at www.wiley.com/go/patai50
Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence 1964 - 2014
“For me, the Patai series is the definitive resource and my first choice when I want to learn something about a functional group; it is the genome of functional groups.”Professor Scott E Denmark, Reynold C Fuson Professor of Chemistry, University of Illinois
“I have been using Patai since my undergraduate days. Functional groups are important for the understanding of organic chemistry and the knowledge of functional group interconversions is central to the basic principles of chemical reactivity.” Professor Peter Wipf, University of Pittsburgh
The PhilosophyPATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups puts functional groups at the centre. The term “functional groups” is used in the widest possible definition and reaches from carbon-carbon double bonds to metal-organic bonds. With the functional group at the centre of presentation it then describes in detail all aspects of theoretical chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical organic chemistry, synthesis, biological chemistry and drug research, industrial chemistry as well as spectroscopic properties re-lated to the group and structural chemistry of compounds carrying the group. All articles treat their subject in depth, usually with hundreds of references and are a unique resource for all chemists.
ePatai continues to be the definitive resource for functional groupsIn 2010, 58,000 pages of content published online in the Patai Online Book Series, and 27,000 pages of content within ePatai, with content from over 520 international contributors. ePatai continues to grow year on year, with new content added article by article until a volume is complete. Over 2,750 new pages have been added online during 2011 and 2012.
The introduction of THE SMART ARTICLE in 2013 will enhance ePatai even further, ensuring it remains a key working reference for the lab or the library for future researchers.
Introducing THE SMART ARTICLE to ePatai in 2013Delivering a deeper experience of chemistryHow often have you read an article and wanted more than the text?
Wanted the article to deliver more of the chemistry?
And above all, you wanted to do that quickly and efficiently and find the chemistry all in one place.THE SMART ARTICLE is available on selected organic chemistry journals and will roll out to major Wiley reference works and database products in September, including ePatai.
Dive deeper into the article
¾ THE SMART ARTICLE gives you not just the text but the ability to look at the chemistry in depth: in abstracts, as an index of compounds or as an interactive part of the article.
Search is more powerful
¾ With THE SMART ARTICLE, search is now easier and more integrated – THE SMART ARTICLE delivers powerful chemical structure searching across articles in THE SMART ARTICLE
Go and See for yourselfView some free access journal issues to experience the features and functions for yourself online at wileyonlinelibrary.com/thesmartarticle
Or take a trial!Trials will be available in September, not just for institutions, but for individual academics and researchers. To register for a trial, email us at [email protected]
“A 21st century facelift turns the series into a fully searchable major online reference resource with additional functionality and search facilities. For information professionals including students, chemistry researchers, academics and industry based organic chemists the world over, the Patai series has long been synonymous with reliable expert opinion. But what a difference adding the “e” makes. Now, the long-standing reference work can provide labs and libraries around the globe with instant access to a wealth of invaluable content – straight to their desktop.
With its critical and up-to-date information, ePatai is a must for any chemical library. Organic chemists will have accessed the traditional Patai series so this current, online and cross-search-able resource is something they won’t want to be without.”
INFORMATION WORLD REVIEW MARCH 2010Download a virtual issue of sample content today: www.wiley.com/go/patai50
Launch of Saul Patai ‘s The Chemistry of Functional Groups
First Artificial Synthesis of Insulin
First Synthetic Production of Human Growth Hormone
First Synthesis of Biologically Active DNA in a Test Tube
Fred Sanger Deciphers a 120 Base Long RNA Sequence
Nobel Prize Awarded to Bruce Merrified for his Development
Nobel Prize Awarded to Herbert Brown and Georg Wittig
Human Genome Sequenced
First Total Synthesis of Taxol
Nobel Prize Awarded to Donals Cram, Jean-Marie Lehn and Charles Pederson
Nobel Prize Awarded to Elias James Corey
Polymerase Chain Reaction Developed
of Methodology for Chemical Synthesis on a Solid Matrix
Artificial Synthesis of Vitamin B12
1963 1964 1966 1967 1968 1971 1972 1979 1983 1984 1987 1990 1993 2001 2010 2013
2014
PATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups celebrates 50 Years of Excel-lence 1964-2014
Introduction of The Smart Article to ePatai
1963 Discussions regarding the series begin
TIM
ELIN
E
Nobel Prize Awarded to Richard Heck, Ei-ichi Negishi and Akira Suzuki
THESMARTARTICLE
INsIde spreadFOLdFOLd
FOLdFOLd
THESMARTARTICLE
Providing indispensable information for the organic chemist for 50 yearsPATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups is a remarkable collection of content covering the key aspects of the chemistry of each functional group, written by the leaders in the field over the last 50 years. All volumes are available online as a fully searchable, fully updating electronic reference work. ePatai contains all volumes published from 1995 onwards, with pre-1995 titles available within the Patai Online Book Series.
The Beginnings of the SeriesIt all started around 1963, a year after a young student, Zvi Rappo-port, finished his PhD work under the supervision of Saul Patai at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Around the same time Arnold Weissberger, a scientist working for Kodak and as an Editor for Inter-science/John Wiley & Sons, invited Saul Patai to write or edit a book in the field of Carbon-Carbon Double Bonds. At this time there were no books available on this topic and Saul Patai realised the potential for a Series on “The Chemistry of Functional Groups” and indeed, in 1964 a first volume on The Chemistry of alkenes was published. In the foreword to this first volume in the Series, Saul Patai wrote:
“…We hope that a series of advanced treatises on the chemistry of the functional groups will be a useful and valuable addition to the literature of organic chemistry, and the present volume is the first in this planned series.”
Find out more on the history of the series, read the Preface to The chemistry of organic derivatives of gold and silver written by Zvi Rappoport in 1999 at www.wiley.com/go/patai50
Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence 1964 - 2014
“For me, the Patai series is the definitive resource and my first choice when I want to learn something about a functional group; it is the genome of functional groups.”Professor Scott E Denmark, Reynold C Fuson Professor of Chemistry, University of Illinois
“I have been using Patai since my undergraduate days. Functional groups are important for the understanding of organic chemistry and the knowledge of functional group interconversions is central to the basic principles of chemical reactivity.” Professor Peter Wipf, University of Pittsburgh
The PhilosophyPATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups puts functional groups at the centre. The term “functional groups” is used in the widest possible definition and reaches from carbon-carbon double bonds to metal-organic bonds. With the functional group at the centre of presentation it then describes in detail all aspects of theoretical chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical organic chemistry, synthesis, biological chemistry and drug research, industrial chemistry as well as spectroscopic properties re-lated to the group and structural chemistry of compounds carrying the group. All articles treat their subject in depth, usually with hundreds of references and are a unique resource for all chemists.
ePatai continues to be the definitive resource for functional groupsIn 2010, 58,000 pages of content published online in the Patai Online Book Series, and 27,000 pages of content within ePatai, with content from over 520 international contributors. ePatai continues to grow year on year, with new content added article by article until a volume is complete. Over 2,750 new pages have been added online during 2011 and 2012.
The introduction of THE SMART ARTICLE in 2013 will enhance ePatai even further, ensuring it remains a key working reference for the lab or the library for future researchers.
Introducing THE SMART ARTICLE to ePatai in 2013Delivering a deeper experience of chemistryHow often have you read an article and wanted more than the text?
Wanted the article to deliver more of the chemistry?
And above all, you wanted to do that quickly and efficiently and find the chemistry all in one place.THE SMART ARTICLE is available on selected organic chemistry journals and will roll out to major Wiley reference works and database products in September, including ePatai.
Dive deeper into the article
¾ THE SMART ARTICLE gives you not just the text but the ability to look at the chemistry in depth: in abstracts, as an index of compounds or as an interactive part of the article.
Search is more powerful
¾ With THE SMART ARTICLE, search is now easier and more integrated – THE SMART ARTICLE delivers powerful chemical structure searching across articles in THE SMART ARTICLE
Go and See for yourselfView some free access journal issues to experience the features and functions for yourself online at wileyonlinelibrary.com/thesmartarticle
Or take a trial!Trials will be available in September, not just for institutions, but for individual academics and researchers. To register for a trial, email us at [email protected]
“A 21st century facelift turns the series into a fully searchable major online reference resource with additional functionality and search facilities. For information professionals including students, chemistry researchers, academics and industry based organic chemists the world over, the Patai series has long been synonymous with reliable expert opinion. But what a difference adding the “e” makes. Now, the long-standing reference work can provide labs and libraries around the globe with instant access to a wealth of invaluable content – straight to their desktop.
With its critical and up-to-date information, ePatai is a must for any chemical library. Organic chemists will have accessed the traditional Patai series so this current, online and cross-search-able resource is something they won’t want to be without.”
INFORMATION WORLD REVIEW MARCH 2010Download a virtual issue of sample content today: www.wiley.com/go/patai50
Launch of Saul Patai ‘s The Chemistry of Functional Groups
First Artificial Synthesis of Insulin
First Synthetic Production of Human Growth Hormone
First Synthesis of Biologically Active DNA in a Test Tube
Fred Sanger Deciphers a 120 Base Long RNA Sequence
Nobel Prize Awarded to Bruce Merrified for his Development
Nobel Prize Awarded to Herbert Brown and Georg Wittig
Human Genome Sequenced
First Total Synthesis of Taxol
Nobel Prize Awarded to Donals Cram, Jean-Marie Lehn and Charles Pederson
Nobel Prize Awarded to Elias James Corey
Polymerase Chain Reaction Developed
of Methodology for Chemical Synthesis on a Solid Matrix
Artificial Synthesis of Vitamin B12
1963 1964 1966 1967 1968 1971 1972 1979 1983 1984 1987 1990 1993 2001 2010 2013
2014
PATAI’s Chemistry of Functional Groups celebrates 50 Years of Excel-lence 1964-2014
Introduction of The Smart Article to ePatai
1963 Discussions regarding the series begin
TIM
ELIN
E
Nobel Prize Awarded to Richard Heck, Ei-ichi Negishi and Akira Suzuki
THESMARTARTICLE
INsIde spreadFOLdFOLd
FOLdFOLd
THESMARTARTICLE
For academics and researchers: Please recommend to your librarian. If you require further information, you can contact us via email at [email protected]. ✃
55
90
7 -
MIT
M0
21
15
2
Celebrate with us! Download a virtual issue of sample content and more at: www.wiley.com/go/patai50
Years of Excellence1964 - 2014
ePatai – a wealth of invaluable content onlineEach volume contains detailed information on the chemistry of the functional group, with the following topics featured in each volume:• General, theoretical and computational aspects of the functional group, for example, quantum chemical treat-
ment, structural and conformational chemistry, thermochemistry• Characterization and characteristics of functional groups with chapters covering both qualitative and
quantitative methods of determination, such as UV, IR, NMR, ESR, PES, RD, CD and mass spectrometry. It will also cover the basicity, acidity or the complex forming ability of the group
• The formation of the functional group and the reactions, transformations and rearrangements which the func-tional group can undergo, also including synthesis and reactions mechanisms as diverse as photochemistry, radiation chemistry, biochemical formation or classic synthesis and catalysis
• The biological aspects in both biochemistry and molecular biology as well as its application in medicinal chemis-try, drug development and drug discovery
• Data and reviews on the important industrial applications in fields such as polymers, materials and nano-materials
Fully searchable, volumes can be viewed online in chronological order in the Tables of Contents, or alternatively browse by topic headings from Acids and Bases to Toxicology. ePatai is edited by series editors: Zvi Rappoport, Joel F. Liebman and Illan Marek, and the following guest editors: Jacob Zabicky, Yitzhak Apeloig, Frank R. Hartley and Alexander Greer.
These volumes are currently available online within ePatai: Peroxides, Volume 3 (2014)
Organoiron Compounds (2013)
Organic Selenium and Tellurium, Volume 4 (2013)
Metal Phenolates (2013)
Organic Selenium and Tellurium Compounds, Volume 3 (2012)
Organomanganese Compounds (2011)
Hydroxylamines, Oximes and Hydroxamic Acids, Volume 2 (2010)
Organocopper Compounds (2009)
Metal Enolates (2009)
Hydroxylamines, Oximes and Hydroxamic Acids, Volume 1 (2008)
Organomagnesium Compounds (2008)
Anilines (2007)
Organozinc Compounds (2007)
Peroxides, Volume 2 (2006)
Organolithium Compounds, Volume 2 (2006)
Cyclobutanes (2005)
Organolithium Compounds, Volume 1 (2004)
Phenols (2003)
Organic Germanium, Tin and Lead Compounds, Volume 2 (2003)
Organic Silicon Compounds, Volume 3 (2001)
Dienes and Polyenes, Volume 2 (2000)
Organic Derivatives of Gold and Silver (1999)
Organic Silicon Compounds, Volume 2 (1998)
Hydrazo, Azo and Azoxy Groups, Volume 2 (1997)
Double-bonded Functional Groups, Volume 3 (1997)
Dienes and Polyenes, Volume 1 (1997)
Amino, Nitroso, Nitro and Related Groups, Volume 3 (1996)
Organophosphorus Compounds, Volume 4 (1996)
Organic Germanium, Tin and Lead Compounds, Volume 1 (1995)
Cyclopropyl Group, Volume 2 (1995)
Halides, Pseudo-Halides and Azides, Volume 2 (1995)
Coming Soon… Organogold Compounds (2014)
Download the full listing of contents for the entire Patai series here:www.wiley.com/go/patai50
¾ Find out more ¾ Browse sample
content ¾ Recommend to
your librarian ¾ Or set up a free
trial
¾ Find out more ¾ Download sample content ¾ Recommend to your librarian
¾ Set up a free trial ¾ Be part of our celebration
activities during 2014!
THESMARTARTICLE
Pre-1995 titles (97 volumes) are available online within the Patai Online Book Series.
Visit www.wiley.com/go/patai50 today to:
Saul Patai, was responsible for the Series from 1964 to 1998. He had the help of a range of editors including Zvi Rappoport, and the Series expanded from covering classi-cal functional groups such as alkenes, ethers, carboxylic acids and esters to the chemistry of metal-carbon bonds. He truly established the Series as a major resource for all chemis-try students and researchers. In the last years before his death he co-edited a lot of volumes together with Zvi Rappoport and prepared Zvi for his future role as Editor-in-Chief.
Zvi Rappoport, edited the Series from 1999 to 2013 (co-editing with Saul Patai from 1992 to 1998). In this time the Series changed from a print publi-cation to an online publication. For this purpose he created an Editorial Board and together with Joel Liebman and Ilan Marek they managed to continue editing 2 – 3 full volumes per year. In addition they also had the help of guest editors, including Jacob Zabicky, Ytzhak Apeloig and Alexander Greer. At the end of 2013 Zvi Rappoport retires as Editor-in-Chief, but he will continue to support his successor.
Ilan Marek, will take over from Zvi Rappoport in 2014 and will be responsible for the future development of the Series. He will continue to have the support from Zvi Rappoport and Joel Liebman, and he will also continue with the tradition to get the help from guest editors to edit specific themes and top-ics. Currently he is editing with Zvi Rap-poport and Joel Liebman, a volume on The Chemistry of organogold compounds. This volume will be published in 2014 celebrating the 50th anniversary of the publication of The chemistry of alkenes.
For regular updates on chemistry reference and books content, sign up at www.wiley.com/go/email
NORTH, CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICAJohn Wiley & Sons Inc Tel: 877 762 2974 Fax: 800 597 3299 E-mail: [email protected]
EUROpE, MIddLE EAST, AFRICAJohn Wiley & Sons Ltd Tel: +44 (0)1243 843294 Fax: +44 (0)1243 843296 E-mail: [email protected]
ASIA pACIFICJohn Wiley & Sons Singapore Pte. Ltd.
T: +65 6302 9800F: +65 6265 1782E: [email protected]
Library Recommendation FormPlease pass on to your librarian
n I recommend that the library purchases the e-MRW, e-Patai (ISBN: 978-0-470-68253-1)n I recommend that the library purchases the Patai online book series (ISSN: 2042-5651)n I recommend that the library purchases the e-MRW, e-Patai (ISBN: 978-0-470-68253-1)
and the Patai online book series (ISSN: 2042-5651)
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ePatai – a wealth of invaluable content onlineEach volume contains detailed information on the chemistry of the functional group, with the following topics featured in each volume:• General, theoretical and computational aspects of the functional group, for example, quantum chemical treat-
ment, structural and conformational chemistry, thermochemistry• Characterization and characteristics of functional groups with chapters covering both qualitative and
quantitative methods of determination, such as UV, IR, NMR, ESR, PES, RD, CD and mass spectrometry. It will also cover the basicity, acidity or the complex forming ability of the group
• The formation of the functional group and the reactions, transformations and rearrangements which the func-tional group can undergo, also including synthesis and reactions mechanisms as diverse as photochemistry, radiation chemistry, biochemical formation or classic synthesis and catalysis
• The biological aspects in both biochemistry and molecular biology as well as its application in medicinal chemis-try, drug development and drug discovery
• Data and reviews on the important industrial applications in fields such as polymers, materials and nano-materials
Fully searchable, volumes can be viewed online in chronological order in the Tables of Contents, or alternatively browse by topic headings from Acids and Bases to Toxicology. ePatai is edited by series editors: Zvi Rappoport, Joel F. Liebman and Illan Marek, and the following guest editors: Jacob Zabicky, Yitzhak Apeloig, Frank R. Hartley and Alexander Greer.
These volumes are currently available online within ePatai: Peroxides, Volume 3 (2014)
Organoiron Compounds (2013)
Organic Selenium and Tellurium, Volume 4 (2013)
Metal Phenolates (2013)
Organic Selenium and Tellurium Compounds, Volume 3 (2012)
Organomanganese Compounds (2011)
Hydroxylamines, Oximes and Hydroxamic Acids, Volume 2 (2010)
Organocopper Compounds (2009)
Metal Enolates (2009)
Hydroxylamines, Oximes and Hydroxamic Acids, Volume 1 (2008)
Organomagnesium Compounds (2008)
Anilines (2007)
Organozinc Compounds (2007)
Peroxides, Volume 2 (2006)
Organolithium Compounds, Volume 2 (2006)
Cyclobutanes (2005)
Organolithium Compounds, Volume 1 (2004)
Phenols (2003)
Organic Germanium, Tin and Lead Compounds, Volume 2 (2003)
Organic Silicon Compounds, Volume 3 (2001)
Dienes and Polyenes, Volume 2 (2000)
Organic Derivatives of Gold and Silver (1999)
Organic Silicon Compounds, Volume 2 (1998)
Hydrazo, Azo and Azoxy Groups, Volume 2 (1997)
Double-bonded Functional Groups, Volume 3 (1997)
Dienes and Polyenes, Volume 1 (1997)
Amino, Nitroso, Nitro and Related Groups, Volume 3 (1996)
Organophosphorus Compounds, Volume 4 (1996)
Organic Germanium, Tin and Lead Compounds, Volume 1 (1995)
Cyclopropyl Group, Volume 2 (1995)
Halides, Pseudo-Halides and Azides, Volume 2 (1995)
Coming Soon… Organogold Compounds (2014)
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Saul Patai, was responsible for the Series from 1964 to 1998. He had the help of a range of editors including Zvi Rappoport, and the Series expanded from covering classi-cal functional groups such as alkenes, ethers, carboxylic acids and esters to the chemistry of metal-carbon bonds. He truly established the Series as a major resource for all chemis-try students and researchers. In the last years before his death he co-edited a lot of volumes together with Zvi Rappoport and prepared Zvi for his future role as Editor-in-Chief.
Zvi Rappoport, edited the Series from 1999 to 2013 (co-editing with Saul Patai from 1992 to 1998). In this time the Series changed from a print publi-cation to an online publication. For this purpose he created an Editorial Board and together with Joel Liebman and Ilan Marek they managed to continue editing 2 – 3 full volumes per year. In addition they also had the help of guest editors, including Jacob Zabicky, Ytzhak Apeloig and Alexander Greer. At the end of 2013 Zvi Rappoport retires as Editor-in-Chief, but he will continue to support his successor.
Ilan Marek, will take over from Zvi Rappoport in 2014 and will be responsible for the future development of the Series. He will continue to have the support from Zvi Rappoport and Joel Liebman, and he will also continue with the tradition to get the help from guest editors to edit specific themes and top-ics. Currently he is editing with Zvi Rap-poport and Joel Liebman, a volume on The Chemistry of organogold compounds. This volume will be published in 2014 celebrating the 50th anniversary of the publication of The chemistry of alkenes.
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