Radical Chemistry in Organic Synthesis II: Harnessing the Potential of Ketones in Radical Chemistry: Chemical  Complexity from Simple Building Blocks - presented by Dr. Leyre Marzo and Prof Louis Fensterbank FRS and Dr. Cyril Ollivier | Design and development of novel photocatalytic systems. From energy-transfer to electron-transfer processes - presented by Professor Luca Dell'Amico | Harnessing Radical and Carbene Polarity - presented by Prof David Nagib

Radical Chemistry in Organic Synthesis II

Prof David NagibDr. Leyre MarzoProfessor Luca Dell'Amico
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Science of Synthesis

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(2021) Introduction: Radicals, from Gomberg to Planet Mars. Science of Synthesis
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The introduction of photoredox catalysis as a tool in organic synthesis has transformed radical chemistry from being a curiosity with low practicability into an extremely powerful area of synthetic methodology.

Some highlights of this chemistry, as well as coverage of more fundamental radical chemistry, are presented in the Science of Synthesis volumes on free radicals, edited by today's chairs Louis Fensterbank and Cyril Ollivier.

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    (2021) Introduction: Radicals, from Gomberg to Planet Mars. Science of Synthesis
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