Anisotropy of the induced current density (ACID), a general method to quantify and visualize electronic delocalization

Article Abstract:

The anisotropy of the induced current density (ACID) method is an intuitive and generally applicable method for the investigation and visualization of delocalization and conjugation in ground, excited and transition states and organometallic compounds. ACID is complementary to the electrostatic surface and the electron density that provide information about charge and steric interactions.

Organometals, Electric properties, Anisotropy, Electrostatics, Organometallic compounds

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Recent developments in the synthesis and structure of organosilanols

Article Abstract:

The recent developments in the synthesis of organosilanols are discussed. The preparative and structural aspects of various types of silanols along with the emerging applications of silanols are reviewed.

Silanes, Silane

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Recent development and application of chiral phase-transfer catalysts

Article Abstract:

The advances observed in molecular design and synthetic applications of chiral quaternary ammonium salts used as phase-transfer catalysts in asymmetric reaction are reviewed.

Quaternary Ammonium Salts, Observations, Chirality, Quaternary ammonium compounds

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