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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* U" x1 ^2 L1 V3 H) d6 i  JDesign and Optimization in Organic Synthesis
% Z- K; C+ n. eBy Rolf Carlson and Johan Carlson

Contents
Chapter 1   Introduction: Strategies on different levels in organic synthesis.
3 Q+ }) z8 x8 \0 X- cChapter 2   Experimental study of reaction conditions. Initial remarks.
6 b" g) I: \: [0 X$ t1 sChapter 3   Models as tools.
. a% f6 `5 r. iChapter 4   General outline of screening experiments.
- e2 w6 X) l2 |. e1 k6 BChapter 5   Two-level factorial designs.
' [, v: u) A) `; J, w' O  \Chapter 6   Two-level fractional factorial designs.
Chapter 7   Other designs for screening experiments.
Chapter 8   Summary of screening experiments.
Chapter 9   Optimisation.
6 S9 ~" l; j" T2 j( l9 ^Chapter 10  Steepest ascent.
Chapter 11  Simplex methods.
$ q  J* n. f; q8 M3 IChapter 12  Response surface methods.
4 G& Q5 r$ }8 V, Z9 GChapter 13  Reaction kinetics by sequential response surface modelling.
  X3 p3 z/ |& O; ]: V  X0 yChapter 14  Summary of strategies for exploring the experimental space.
3 w; i5 F6 U8 G3 U2 \, uChapter 15  The reaction space.
Chapter 16  Principal properties.
Chapter 17  Strategies for the selection of test systems.
2 i& L2 C% p& g: H( IChapter 18  Quantitative relations: Observed responses and experimental variations.
Chapter 19  Exploring discrete variations: Near-orthogonal experiments by singular value.
2 ^! {: W) G, V+ AChapter 20  Optimisation when there are several response variables.
* _; w" g: L: r$ DChapter 21  A method for determining suitable order of introducing reagents in "one-pot" procedures.
$ {8 V9 t: `) ]; u- i4 SChapter 22  Books, journals, and computer programs.
Chapter 23  Concluding remarks.
0 Y! \# k- a# T) W9 u+ l1 g% C1 wAppendix A  Matrix calculus.
Appendix B  Statistical tables
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