EPISODE · Feb 20, 2007 · 38 MIN

Molecular Modelling 4.

from Chemistry enhanced podcasts, Imperial College London. · host Henry Rzepa

Analysis of two case studies in molecular mechanics, the first involving the use of a chiral template to transfer chirality during the reaction between benzylamine and an ester to form an amide, and the second dealing with how a Diels Alder reaction is catalysed by occurring inside a cavitiy, or molecular anvil.

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