The cookbook provides a selection of popular microwave synthesis reactions from Biotage PathFinder. Use the keywords to navigate among the reactions.

The cookbook will:

• Provide you with useful examples of microwave synthesis.
• Inspire you to use microwave synthesis more often.
• Give you a view of what full access to Biotage PathFinder would represent.

Reactions:

• Pd catalysed heterocyclisation
• Mannich reaction
• Cascade ring formation
• Chlorination
• Negishi coupling
• Grignard reaction
• Aminocarbonylation
• Ullmann coupling
• Formation of cyclic thiourea
• Suzuki coupling
• Ru-catalysed triazole formation
• Multicomponent heterocyclisation
• Suzuki coupling
• Heck coupling, vinylation
• Nucleophilic aromatic substitution
• Epoxide opening
• Wittig cascade reaction
• Multicomponent heterocycle synthesis
• Multicomponent heterocycle formation
• Suzuki coupling and aldol condensation
• Multicomponent heterocycle formation
• Fischer indole synthesis
• Heterocycle formation
• Rearrangement of aziridine
• Oxidation, S-oxygenation
• Si-TsOH-mediated synthesis of 1,5-dipyrazole
• Ring formation, condensation
• Reductive amination using MP-Cyanoborohydride
• Epoxide opening
• Sulfonation by Michael addition
• Knoevenagel condensation
• Aminocarbonylation of sulfonamide
• Wittig olefin synthesis
• Oxadiazole formation by PS-carbodiimide mediated ring closure
• Wittig olefin synthesis, multicomponent
• Wittig olefin synthesis, multicomponent
• Amide formation
• Amide formation
• Arbuzov reaction
• Hydrogen transfer, deprotection
• Hydrogen transfer, deprotection
• Epoxide opening
• Multicomponent heterocycle formation
• Multicomponent heterocycle formation
• PS-PPh₃-mediated oxadiazole formation
• Ether cleavage, demethylation
• Regioselective Diels-Alder
• Reduction S-deoxygenation
• Diaryl ether formation, S_NAr
• Reduction S-deoxygenation
• Heterocyclisation
• Reductive amination
• Nucleophilic aromatic substitution with PS-PPh₃
• Reductive amination
• Ring closure/Aminocarbonylation
• Allylic oxidation
• Copper and amine free Sonogashira reaction
• Knoevenagel condensation
• Nucleophilic aromatic substitution with PS-BEMP
• Addition, synthesis of biguanide
• Radical group transfer reaction