Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. II: Chirality, \textit{RS}-stereogenicity, and \textit{ortho}-stereogenicity on the basis of the proligand-promolecule model
From MaRDI portal
Publication:2263703
Recommendations
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. III: \textit{R/S}-stereodescriptors for characterizing the \textit{RS}-stereogenic aspect of absolute configuration
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. I: Symmetry-itemized enumeration of oxiranes under an \textit{RS}-stereoisomeric group
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. V: Factor-group method for type-itemized enumeration of oxiranes under an \textit{RS}-stereoisomeric group
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. V: Factor-group method for type-itemized enumeration of oxiranes under an \textit{RS}-stereoisomeric group
- Three aspects of an absolute configuration on the basis of the stereoisogram approach and revised terminology on related stereochemical concepts
Cites work
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5015712 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2239305 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2239320 (Why is no real title available?)
- Integrated discussion on stereogenicity and chirality for restructuring stereochemistry
- Symmetry-itemized enumeration of quadruplets of \textit{RS}-stereoisomers. I: The fixed-point matrix method of the USCI approach combined with the stereoisogram approach
- Symmetry-itemized enumeration of quadruplets of \textit{RS}-stereoisomers. II. The partial-cycle-index method of the USCI approach combined with the stereoisogram approach
- Three aspects of an absolute configuration on the basis of the stereoisogram approach and revised terminology on related stereochemical concepts
Cited in
(14)- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. IV: Half-size-subgroup method for type-itemized enumeration of oxiranes under an \textit{RS}-stereoisomeric group
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. V: Factor-group method for type-itemized enumeration of oxiranes under an \textit{RS}-stereoisomeric group
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. V: Factor-group method for type-itemized enumeration of oxiranes under an \textit{RS}-stereoisomeric group
- Importance of the proligand-promolecule model in stereochemistry. II: The stereoisogram approach to stereoisomeric features of prismane derivatives
- Type-itemized enumeration of RS-stereoisomers of octahedral complexes
- Type-itemized enumeration of quadruplets of \textit{RS}-stereoisomers. I: Cycle indices with chirality fittingness modulated by type-IV quadruplets
- Type-itemized enumeration of quadruplets of \textit{RS}-stereoisomers. II: Cycle indices with chirality fittingness modulated by type-V quadruplets
- Stereoisograms of trigonal bipyramidal compounds. I: Chirality and \(RS\)-stereogenicity free from the conventional ``chirality and ``stereogenicity
- Stereoisograms of trigonal bipyramidal compounds. II: \(RS\)-stereogenicity/\(RS\)-stereoisomerism versus stereogenicity/stereoisomerism, leading to a revised interpretation of Berry's pseudorotation
- Three aspects of an absolute configuration on the basis of the stereoisogram approach and revised terminology on related stereochemical concepts
- Stereoisograms for specifying chirality and RS-stereogenicity. A versatile tool for avoiding the apparent inconsistency between geometrical features and RS-nomenclature in stereochemistry
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. I: Symmetry-itemized enumeration of oxiranes under an \textit{RS}-stereoisomeric group
- Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. III: \textit{R/S}-stereodescriptors for characterizing the \textit{RS}-stereogenic aspect of absolute configuration
- Correlation diagrams of stereoisograms for characterizing stereoisomers of cyclobutane deriva\-tives
This page was built for publication: Stereoisograms for three-membered heterocycles. II: Chirality, \textit{RS}-stereogenicity, and \textit{ortho}-stereogenicity on the basis of the proligand-promolecule model
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q2263703)
