Among the topics of interest to organic chemists today are the versatility and uniqueness of electrolysis procedures in organic synthesis, as well as the latest advances in methodology, including basic concepts for the design of electrolysis conditions and apparatus. The International Symposium on Electroorganic Synthesis met in Kurashiki, Japan, in September 1997 for lectures on all aspects of current research in the field. This volume comprising the papers from the symposium consists of two parts. Part I, Electrooxidation, includes papers on alcohols and phenols, olefins and aromatics, halogenation, polymers, and electrodes, among others. Included in Part II, Electroreduction, are papers on carbonyl compounds, halogen-containing compounds, reaction with EG bases, and metal complexes. The novel trends presented here will be of special interest to researchers and graduate students in electroorganic chemistry and are a valuable resource for all organic chemists.

InhaltsangabePart I: Electrooxidation (1) Alcohols and Phenols (2) Olefins and Aromatics (3) Nitrogen, Sulfur, and Selenium Containing Compounds (4) Phosphorus and Silicon Containing Compounds (5) Halogenation (6) Reaction with Mediators (7) Polymers (8) Electrodes (9) Others Part II: Electroreduction (1) Carbonyl Compounds (2) Halogen Containing Compounds (3) Reaction with EG Bases (4) Nitrogen Containing Compounds (5) Boron, Tin, and Germanium Containing Compounds (6) Silicon Compounds (7) Metal Complexes (8) Bio-Electrochemistry (9) Others