Pyridine and Its Derivatives, Part 1, Volume 14

Part One

I. Properties and Reactions of Pyridine and Its Hydrogenated Derivatives
By R. A. Barnes

A. General Aspects 2

B. Physical Properties 7

D. The Effect of the Pyridine Ring on Substituent Groups 60

E. Partially Hydrogenated Pyridines 77

II. Synthetic and Natural Sources of the Pyridine Ring 99
By Frederick Brody and Philip R. Ruby

Part I. Pyridines from Natural Sources 102

A. Pyridines in Nature 103

B. Degradation of Natural Products 113

C. Chemical Reactivity 152

Part II. Pyridines from Synthetic Methods 152

A. From Other Ring Systems 152

B. From Acyclic Compounds 272

Subject Index 591

Part Two

III. Quaternary Pyridinium Compounds. By Elliott N. Shaw

IV. Pyridine N-Oxides. By Elliott N. Shaw

V. Alkylpyridines and Arylpyridines. By Leon E. Tenenbaum

VI.Halopyridines. By Holly E. Mertel

VII. Organometallic Compounds of Pyridine. By Harry L. Yale

VIII. Nitropyridines and Their Reduction Products. By Renat H. Mixzoni

Subject Index

Part Three

IX. Aminopyridines. By Andrew S. Tomcufcik and Lee N. Starker

X. Pyridinecarboxylic Acids. By Eugene P. Oliveto

XI. Pyridine Side Chain Carboxylic Acids. By John C. Godfrey

XII. Pyridinols and Pyridones. By Herbert Meislich

Subject Index

Part Four

XIII. Pyridine Alcohols. By Ellis V. Brown

XIV. Pyridine Aldehydes and Ketones. By Renat H. Mizzoni

XV. Sulfur and Selenium Compounds of Pyridine. By Harry L. Yale

XVI. Arsenic, Antimony, and Phosphorus Compounds of Pyridine. By Harry L. Yale

Cumulative Author Index

Cumulative Subject Index