Ion-pair extraction as a tool for the study of mechanisms of reactions related to phase transfer catalysis

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1. Welcome Address
2. Ion-pair extraction as a tool for the study of mechanisms of reactions related to phase transfer catalysis
3. The nonclassical ion problem - twenty years later
4. Organic reactions in highly aqueous binaries
5. Reactivity control in membrane mimetic systems
6. Chemical basis of biological specificity
7. Chemical reactivity theory - its pragmatism and beyond
8. A mathematical model for concerted proton transfer in the hydrolysis of ethylphenylbenzaldehyde acetals
9. Mechanism of oxygen transfer from peroxo species
10. Solvent effects on chemical reactivity
11. Exciplex and radical pairs in photochemical electron transfer
12. Metal ions in biological catalysts
13. Marine natural products: the past twenty years and beyond
14. The synthesis of pacifigorgiol
15. Toxins, anticancer agents, and tumor promoters from marine prokaryotes
16. Steroidal glycosides from starfishes
17. Potential use of marine microorganisms for antibiotics and enzyme production
18. Biomedical potential of the sea
19. Recent progress in marine toxin research
20. Biologically active compounds from coelenterates
21. Recent research in marine natural products from the Red Sea