Bapu Thorat Boeken

Focusing on organic chemistry, this book serves as a comprehensive resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students. It integrates various chemistry topics often taught separately, covering enolate chemistry, notable named reactions, and spectroscopy. Each section includes examples to enhance understanding of the concepts. The author expresses gratitude for online resources and influential texts that have supported the creation of this handy guide, making it a valuable tool for students in higher education.

The book delves into the significance of heteroatoms in pharmaceuticals, highlighting their role as common components in active ingredients and excipients. It emphasizes the importance of nitrogen, sulfur, and oxygen in five- or six-membered heterocycles, which are prevalent in drug design. The text also explores novel synthetic pathways for these structures, utilizing both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalytic systems. With over 85% of biologically active compounds featuring heterocycles, the book underscores their crucial role in modern medicinal chemistry.