The Chemistry of Cyclopropyl Group Vol.1 in 2 part

Content:
Chapter 1 Structures, Energies and Spectra of Cyclopropanes (pages 1–26): Kenneth B. Wiberg
Chapter 2 Chiroptical Properties of Cyclopropane Derivatives (pages 27–99): Wolfgang Runge
Chapter 3 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Infrared Spectra of Cyclopropanes and Cyclopropenes (pages 101–172): D. G. Morris
Chapter 4 The Chemistry of Ionized Cyclopropanes in the Gas Phase (pages 173–211): Helmut Schwarz
Chapter 5 Photoelectron Spectroscopy (pages 213–254): Roy Ernest Ballard
Chapter 6 Acidity and Basicity of Cyclopropanes (pages 255–305): Merle A. Battiste and James M. Coxon
Chapter 7 Preparation of Cyclopropyl Derivatives (pages 307–373): Takashi Tsuji and Shinya Nishida
Chapter 8 Organic Synthesis via Cyclopropanes: Principles and Applications (pages 375–443): Hans?Ulrich Reissig
Chapter 9 Synthesis and Reactivity of Electrophilic Cyclopropanes (pages 445–564): Roland Verhe and Norbert de Kimpe
Chapter 10 Conjugative and Substituent Properties of the Cyclopropyl Group (pages 565–632): Thomas T. Tidwell
Chapter 11 Solvolysis of Cyclopropyl?Substituted Derivatives (pages 633–700): Edwin C. Friedrich
Chapter 12 Cyclopropyl Radicals, Anion Radicals and Anions (pages 701–808): Gernot Boche and Harry M. Walborsky
Chapter 13 Rearrangements Involving the Cyclopropyl Group (pages 809–878): Jacques Salaun
Chapter 14 Radiation Chemistry and Hot Atom Chemistry of Cyclopropane and Its Derivatives (pages 879–914): Zeev B. Alfassi
Chapter 15 Electrochemistry of the Cyclopropyl Group (pages 915–958): James Y. Becker
Chapter 16 Biochemistry of the Cyclopropyl Group (pages 959–1025): Hung?Wen Liu and Christopher T. Walsh
Chapter 17 Preparation and Uses of Isotopically Labeled Derivatives (pages 1027–1082): Barry K. Carpenter
Chapter 18 Cyclopropanes Having Extra Strain (pages 1083–1119): Joel F. Liebman and Arthur Greenberg
Chapter 19 Bicyclo[1.1.0]Butane (pages 1121–1192): Shmaryahu Hoz
Chapter 20 [m.n.1] Propellanes (pages 1193–1221): David Ginsburg
Chapter 21 Cyclopropenes (pages 1223–1339): Brian Halton and Martin G. Banwell
Chapter 22 Aminocyclopropanes (pages 1341–1454): E. Vilsmaier
Chapter 23 The Chemistry of Cyclopropanones (pages 1455–1532): Harry H. Wasserman, Donald R. Berdahl and Ta?Jung Lu
Chapter 24 Cyclopropenyl Compounds (pages 1533–1574): W. E. Billups and A. W. Moorehead