Extrusion Reactions

Content: Front Matter , Page iii Copyright , Page iv Preface , Pages vii-x Chapter 1 - Extrusions and their Classification , Pages 1-15 Chapter 2 - Extrusions from Bridged Carbonyl Compounds I.—Production and Pyrolysis of Bicyclo[2,2,1]hept-2-en-7-ones and Related Compounds , Pages 16-37 Chapter 3 - Extrusions from Bridged Carbonyl Compounds II.—Pyrolysis of 2-Oxabicyclo[2,2,2]oct-5-en-3-ones , Pages 38-46 Chapter 4 - Other Extrusions of Carbon Monoxide or Carbon Dioxide , Pages 47-71 Chapter 5 - Extrusions of Sulphur Dioxide and Other Oxidized Sulphur Fragments , Pages 72-90 Chapter 6 - Extrusions of the Elementary Chalcogens I.—Sulphur , Pages 91-107 Chapter 7 - Extrusions of the Elementary Chalcogens II.—Selenium and Oxygen , Pages 108-115 Chapter 8 - Extrusion of Nitrogen from Pyrazolines and 3 H -Pyrazoles , Pages 116-134 Chapter 9 - Extrusion of Nitrogen from Triazolines , Pages 135-143 Chapter 10 - Possible Intervention of Oxadiazolines and Thiadiazolines in Syntheses of Oxirans and Thiirans , Pages 144-151 Chapter 11 - Other Extrusions of Nitrogen , Pages 152-164 Chapter 12 - Extrusion of Other Inorganic Fragments , Pages 165-167 Chapter 13 - Multiple Extrusions , Pages 168-172 Chapter 14 - Inter-relations and Conclusions , Pages 173-181 Index , Pages 183-190 Extrusion Reactions presents a critical review of the reactions which presents a rupture of both of the bonds connecting an atom or a small group of atoms into a ring system. It discusses the loss of small fragments from cyclic structures under non-catalyzed conditions. It addresses those reactions wherein the major output and starting materials are cyclic. It demonstrates the general characteristics of the main classes of residua. Some of the topics covered in the book are the conditions for extrusion; types of concurrent reactions; choice of experimental conditions in extrusion; structural r ..