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Curly Arrow

This blog is devoted to the discussion of all aspects of synthetic organic chemistry and related sciences.
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Author: Daniel Pedersen
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The Colour of Chemistry Part II

Dec 9, 2009
Yesterday one of the PhD students was having a bit of fun iodinating with Iodine monochloride. D!

The Colour of Organic Chemistry

Nov 29, 2009
As a synthetic organic chemist what I would like at the end of the day are some white or colourless crystals. However, off-white, tan or yellow amorphous solid is more or less what you expect to end up with. But when I get bright pink, purple and green...

Butt-in-diol?

Oct 21, 2009
Old school 1,4-butynediol. A wondeful and cheap building block. D!

Curly Arrow - Established 18th October 2006

Oct 18, 2009
Three years later. I'm surprised that I still manage to keep Curly Arrow alive. The reason that things are still happening is you guys that read my stuff and send me some very positive and enthusiastic emails. I'm getting a lot of hits from Google and...

How to Turn an Amine Into a Leaving Group

Oct 6, 2009
Leaving group activation of alcohols followed by nucleophilic substitution is routine stuff for the synthetic organic chemist. Just make the tosylate, nosylate, mesylate, triflate.... and things generally go according to plan. However, what if you are...


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