Design and Optimization in organic synthesis(elsevier经典)

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Data Handling in Science and Technology---Vol 24
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Design and Optimization in Organic Synthesis
7 U& e: {, p& K  E5 Y% Q  Y" k& \By Rolf Carlson and Johan Carlson

Contents
3 U5 S4 q6 z. A* T* k; BChapter 1   Introduction: Strategies on different levels in organic synthesis.
. r. r; Z  e; Q0 a: q" xChapter 2   Experimental study of reaction conditions. Initial remarks.
9 z- @: m9 F, J8 AChapter 3   Models as tools.
Chapter 4   General outline of screening experiments.
3 X" T# C, v( k; F3 CChapter 5   Two-level factorial designs.
) I/ ]/ H; i8 W" |Chapter 6   Two-level fractional factorial designs.
Chapter 7   Other designs for screening experiments.
Chapter 8   Summary of screening experiments.
: [& o- w. q  ^, hChapter 9   Optimisation.
9 @7 G3 P* F! EChapter 10  Steepest ascent.
# _; A, D8 }- r& r0 o7 @Chapter 11  Simplex methods.
Chapter 12  Response surface methods.
Chapter 13  Reaction kinetics by sequential response surface modelling.
Chapter 14  Summary of strategies for exploring the experimental space.
Chapter 15  The reaction space.
5 w* B  O& O1 S1 ]% rChapter 16  Principal properties.
Chapter 17  Strategies for the selection of test systems.
Chapter 18  Quantitative relations: Observed responses and experimental variations.
2 t, k/ G/ H% ?; Z! ~Chapter 19  Exploring discrete variations: Near-orthogonal experiments by singular value.
" b; y# L( |3 n8 z* ~% XChapter 20  Optimisation when there are several response variables.
Chapter 21  A method for determining suitable order of introducing reagents in "one-pot" procedures.
/ e4 i# [6 I8 tChapter 22  Books, journals, and computer programs.
$ U* |# _; P4 y- BChapter 23  Concluding remarks.
Appendix A  Matrix calculus.
Appendix B  Statistical tables
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