Catalytic Asymmetric Reactions of Conjugated Nitroalkenes

In the last two decades, the reactivity of nitroalkenes as substrates in diverse catalytic asymmetric transformations has been of tremendous interest. This book will be an invaluable resource for those who are working in the area of asymmetric catalysis and synthetic methodologies.

Nitroalkenes have often been referred to as "synthetic chameleons" owing to their reactivity, synthetic utility and biological significance. In the last two decades, the reactivity of nitroalkenes as substrates in diverse catalytic asymmetric transformations has been of tremendous interest on account of the powerful abilities of the nitro group to coordinate and withdraw electrons, as well as its amenability to undergo a wide variety of synthetic transformations. Although numerous original articles and reviews have appeared in the literature, a monograph providing a comprehensive coverage of this topic was conspicuous by its absence.

This book features:

A systematic, up-to-date, in-depth and well-organized compilation, spread over 12 chapters, of various catalytic asymmetric reactions of nitroalkenes with diverse substrates reported to date

A wide coverage of reactions such as Michael additions, FriedelCrafts reactions, cycloadditions, asymmetric reductions, multicomponent and cascade reactions, as well as other miscellaneous reactions

Various chiral organo, metal and even biocatalysts involved in the stereoselective synthesis of multifunctional adducts via catalytic asymmetric reactions of nitroalkenes

Schemes and figures detailing all the reagents, reaction conditions and product profiles

Mechanistic details, including transition state models, which will be useful for effective catalytic design

This book will be an invaluable resource for those who are working in the area of asymmetric catalysis and synthetic methodologies.

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