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| Science of Synthesis |
Minutes |
Topics |
Language |
| Session 1: Science of Synthesis Introduction |
10 |
- What is Science of Synthesis?
- Why and when should I use Science of Synthesis?
- What information will I find that I cannot find else where?
- How will using Science of Synthesis save me time in my literature searches
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English |
| Session 2: User Interface |
8 |
- Access Science of Synthesis
- Log in and technical requirements
- Features of the interface
- Browsing using the table of contents
- Printing options
- Hypertext links to the primary literature
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English |
| Session 3: Reaction and structure search |
6 |
- Locate a method for a functional group transformation using the reaction search
- Locate critically evaluated methods for the arylation of an imidazole
- Compose a reaction search query
- Refine a search by defining a catalyst
- Use the LIST
- Use the NOT LIST function
- Define an aromatic group
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English |
| Session 4: Searching for organometallic complexes |
3 |
- Compose an organometallic complex structure search query
- Locate a method for the preparation of a BINAP-Rhodium complex
- Upload a structure as a mol or rxn file
- Define a structure as a catalyst, solvent or reactant/product
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English |
| Session 5: Chemoselective reaction search |
4 |
- Search for a functional group transformation in the presence of a second functional group
- Search for a method to selectively reduce a ketone in the presence of an aldehyde
- Copy and paste
- Group molecule fragments to represent functional groups on the same molecule
- Define reaction center
- Perform atom mapping
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