The current volume contains abstracts of new synthetic methods and supplementary data from papers published in the scientific literature up to December 2007 as well as reviews published up to April 2008 and trends up to May 2008.

The current volume in this renowned series is based on the journal literature published up to August 2004. A Reviews section (inclusive of data published up to April 2005) is also included, and the volume is introduced with a Trends section focusing on the very recent developments which will form the basis of volume 68.

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This current volume, the second of the biannual volumes of Theilheimer for 1998, contains abstracts of new synthetic methods and supplementary data from papers published in the scientific literature during the later months of 1997 and early 1998.

This systematic survey of the mainstream organic chemistry literature, published six-monthly, provides a key research tool. Highlights include: · Examples abstracted to illustrate important new, generally applicable, synthetic methods · Abstracts summarizing the experimental procedure as well as indicating the scope and limitations of the method and important mechanistic features · Abstracts collated and organised into logical sections, affording a useful browsing tool · Comprehensive indexing and cross-referencing providing an invaluable research tool · More than 1000 graphical abstracts per year complemented by thousands of additional references, which comprise supplementary information, citations to previous abstracts, a review of reviews and informed commentary on latest trends · Available as 'ActiveBooks' - fully text-searchable online versions Each volume provides the organic chemist with an indispensable educational tool both for researching and browsing recent literature highlights in a way that is entirely complementary with searching electronic reaction databases. Extensive indexing and cross-referencing allows the series to grow, volume by volume, into an important reference work that deserves to be an integral part of any scientific library. Specifically, volume 80 comprises: · 520 graphical abstracts covering the mainstream organic chemistry literature to November 2011 · A summary of reviews covering the six-month period to April 2012, collated into easily-accessible sections · An informed commentary on research trends during the six-month period to May 2012