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In its 12 chapters, the book Reductions in Organic Synthesis, Recent Advances and Practical Applications discusses different aspects of reduction, written by accomplished researchers with extensive records in their fields. The authors were selected to present readers with diverse experiences from the United States and Europe and to cover both academic or [sic] industrial research. The chapters cover topics on boron- and aluminium-based [sic] hydride reagents, along with catalytic hydrogenation reduction procedures. . . . The book is a real help to professional synthetic organic chemists in industry and academic institutions as well as to graduate students. It provides a reference for current topics of reduction and may be used as an educational tool. --Cellulose Chemistry and Technology<br>

<br> In its 12 chapters, the book Reductions in Organic Synthesis, Recent Advances and Practical Applications discusses different aspects of reduction, written by accomplished researchers with extensive records in their fields. The authors were selected to present readers with diverse experiences from the United States and Europe and to cover both academic or [sic] industrial research. The chapters cover topics on boron- and aluminium-based [sic] hydride reagents, along with catalytic hydrogenation reduction procedures. . . . The book is a real help to professional synthetic organic chemists in industry and academic institutions as well as to graduate students. It provides a reference for current topics of reduction and may be used as an educational tool. --Cellulose Chemistry and Technology<br>

<br> In its 12 chapters, the book Reductions in Organic Synthesis, Recent Advances and Practical Applications discusses different aspects of reduction, written by accomplished researchers with extensive records in their fields. The authors were selected to present readers with diverse experiences from the United States and Europe and to cover both academic or [sic] industrial research. The chapters cover topics on boron- and aluminium-based [sic] hydride reagents, along with catalytic hydrogenation reduction procedures. . . . The book is a real help to professional synthetic organic chemists in industry and academic institutions as well as to graduate students. It provides a reference for current topics of reduction and may be used as an educational tool. --Cellulose Chemistry and Technology<p><br>

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