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1318             Reformatsky reaction, 657–660       SEM, see 2-(trimethylsilyl) ethoxymethyl
                       Resolution, in enantioselective synthesis, 1166,  Semibenzilic rearrangement, 894
      Index               1172–1173, 1183                  Shapiro reaction, 454–456, 631
                       Retrosynthetic analysis, 1163, 1164–1166  Sharpless epoxidation, 1085–1088
                         antisynthetic transforms, 1164    [2,3]-sigmatropic rearrangments, 581–590
                         convergent steps, 1163              N-allyl amine oxides, 582
                         bond disconnections, 1164, 1174     allyl ether anions, 587–588
                       Rhodium compounds, catalysis by        examples, 587, 589
                         carbenoid cyclopropanation, 919, 920, 921,  in juvabione synthesis, 1182–1185
                            923–929                           stereochemistry of, 587–588
                          computational model for, 925, 927–929  allyl sulfoxides, 581–582
                         insertion reactions, 934–940        allyl selenoxides, 582
                          intramolecular, 938, 939           ammonium ylides, 583–586
                         hydroformylation, 759–760            examples, 587
                       Robinson annulation reaction, 134–139, 143  sulfonium ylides, 581–586
                         enantioselective catalysis by praline, 133,  examples, 586
                            142, 512                       [3,3]-sigmatropic rearrangements, 552–581
                         examples, 137, 138                  anionic oxy-cope, 556–557
                       Ruthenium catalysts                   N−allyl amide enolates, 577, 578
                         olefin metathesis, 761–766          N-allyl amine oxides, 588
                       Ruthenium tetroxide
                                                             O-allyl ketene aminals, 576–579
                         as oxidant, 1067, 1069, 1070
                                                             Claisen, 560–564
                                                             Cope, 552–560
                                                             examples, 552
                       Sakurai reaction, 815–827
                                                             imidates, 577–578
                         catalysts for, 815, 816
                                                             Ireland-Claisen rearrangement, 567–576
                         enatioselective, 821, 823, 825, 827
                                                             ketene aminals, 576–577
                         mechanism of 813, 816–817, 824
                                                             orthoester Claisen rearrangement, 564–567
                         stereoselectivity of, 817–822
                                                           Silanes
                       Samarium salts
                         reductive coupling, 446–447         allylic, 784
                         reductive elimination, 174–175       acylation, 829–830
                       SAMP, see                              addition to carbonyl compounds, 815–828;
                          (S -N-amino2-methoxymethylpyrrolidine  see also sakurai reaction
                       Sandmeyer reaction, 1030               conjugate addition reactions, 830–833
                       Scandium triflate as catalyst          fluoride induced reactions, 824
                         carbonyl ene reaction, 869–879       iminium ions, addition to, 825–829
                         Friedel-Crafts alkylation, 1014–1016, 1018, 1019  in discodermolide synthesis, 1235, 1237,
                       Schiemann reaction, 1031, 1032            1239, 1240
                       Schlosser modification of Wittig reaction, 162  alkenyl
                       Selectrides, see borohydrides, alkyl   reactions
                       Selenenyl halides, 308–310, 333          acylation, 826
                       Selenides                                polyene cyclization, 864–868
                         radicals from, 958                   synthesis from
                       Selenoxides                              aldehydes by organometallic addition, 813
                         allylic, [2,3]-sigmatropic rearrangement of,  alkynes by carbometallation, 812–813
                            581–589                             alkynes by hydrosilation, 810–813
                         thermal elimination reactions, 590, 591, 593,  alkynes using boranes, 797
                            595, 601                         as hydride donors, 425–429
                       Selenium dioxide oxidation of         halo, reactions with aldehydes, 821–825
                         alkenes, 1124–1127                  reactions with
                         ketones, 1143, 1144                  carbonyl compounds, 815–820
                       Selenylation                          synthesis from, 809–813
                         alkenes, 307, 308, 309, 310          alkenes by hydrosilation, 809, 810
                          allylic oxidation by, 1124–1126     silyl halides and organometallic reagents,
                          reagents for, 308                      808–810, 812
                         carbonyl compounds, 331–333       Siloxy-Cope rearrangement, 556–557
                       Selenylcyclization, 320–322         Silyl enol ethers
                         examples, 321, 322–324              alkylation, 863, 864
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