CHAPTER TITLE
Authors One, Author Two…, and Last Author
Professional Institution and Address
CONTENTS
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and titles of all Charts and Tables in the Tabular Survey. Do not include page numbers. Sample
follows.)
Acknowledgments..........................................................................................................................................
Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................
Mechanism and Stereochemistry ...................................................................................................................
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Scope and Limitations....................................................................................................................................
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Applications to Synthesis ...............................................................................................................................
Comparison with Other Methods ...................................................................................................................
Experimental Conditions ...............................................................................................................................
Experimental Procedures ...............................................................................................................................
email address of principal author
Tabular Survey ...............................................................................................................................................
Chart 1. Title ............................................................................................................................................
Chart 2. Title ............................................................................................................................................
Table 1. Title ............................................................................................................................................
Table 2. Title ............................................................................................................................................
Table 3. Title ............................................................................................................................................
References ......................................................................................................................................................
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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INTRODUCTION
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Indicate the scope of and limitations to the coverage. Give references to any previous reviews of the
reaction.)
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MECHANISM AND STEREOCHEMISTRY
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stereochemistry involved. These subjects may be separated into two sections if so desired. Contact the
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SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
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illustrated with equations and product yields. Include currently known limitations on the scope of the
reaction; and suggestions for new applications or extensions of the reaction.
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APPLICATIONS TO SYNTHESIS
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COMPARISON WITH OTHER METHODS
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EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS
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and safety precautions. If a particularly hazardous reagent, product, or byproduct is involved, provide a
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EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES
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redundancy. Select examples that provide the most detailed description of the experiment for that
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procedure with a reaction graphic that illustrates it. Follow the name of the product with a short phrase
identifying the reaction type.)
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Name of Product (Reaction Type). Begin experimental description on this line.
Use this form for analytical data. Chemical shift data should follow the same order, either ascending or
descending, in all of the procedures. See page 8 of the current Manuscript Guide for correct formatting
of the data.
…to give the title compound (x mg, y%) as a white solid: mp #°; Rf ; IR; 1H NMR (### MHz, solvent)
chemical shifts to two decimal places (s, d, t, or m, J = #, #H); 13C NMR (### MHz, solvent)
chemical shifts to one decimal place; HRMS. Anal. Calcd for [formula]: C, ##.##; H, #.##. Found: C,
##.##; H, #.##.
TABULAR SURVEY
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the literature survey, and any unusual conventions used in the Tables. Provide a list of abbreviations
used in the Tables (see any recent Organic Reactions chapter for examples). Note that JOC-approved
abbreviations (Appendix VII) need not be included.)
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The following abbreviations, excluding those found in "The Journal of Organic Chemistry
Standard Abbreviations and Acronyms" are used in the text and the Tables.
REFERENCES
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are to be provided as a separate document sorted in alphabetical order of the code, or as an EndNote
library.]
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