… 2002, the use of microwaves in organic synthesis has today … in organic chemistry and also
in many other fields of chemistry… the use of this methodology in organic synthesis. Since then, …

… led to considerable confusion in the microwave chemistry community in the late 1990s and
… The majority of organic chemists at that time were not taking microwave chemistry seriously …

… development of" green chemistry" methods, making this book an excellent resource for any
laboratory or library. Provides a broad overview of microwave enhanced chemistry Written by …

… Most organic chemists use ordinary kitchen microwave ovens to effect the reactions described
in this review. In our laboratories, for instance, we use a Sears Kenmore oven, or a CEM …

… In this article we present a new overview of the area and include selected highlights of the
innovative ways in which synthetic chemists utilise microwaves to achieve fast, clean and high-…

… Over the past few decades, the many significant advances in the practical aspects of organic
chemistry have included novel synthetic strategies and methods,' as well as the advent of a …

… 1990s to a point where it might be assumed that, in a few years, most chemists will probably
use microwave energy to heat chemical reactions on a laboratory scale. Not only is direct …

… appropriate for applications in organic synthesis. Nevertheless, pioneer chemists experimented
with a form of microwave-assisted synthesis in open vessels. To avoid the problems …

… We believe that the selective absorption of microwaves by polar molecules and intermediates
in a multiphase system could substitute as a phase transfer catalyst without using any …

… The use of microwave irradiation in chemistry has thus become such a popular technique in
… a few years, most chemists will probably use microwave energy to heat chemical reactions …