Organic Syntheses

Organic Syntheses is one of the most respected and longest-running publications in synthetic chemistry, providing rigorously checked experimental procedures for preparing organic compounds. Founded in 1921, each procedure published in Organic Syntheses has been independently repeated and verified by a member of the editorial board, ensuring an exceptionally high level of reliability and reproducibility. The collection contains thousands of procedures covering a vast range of synthetic transformations, from simple functional group conversions to complex multistep syntheses of natural products and pharmaceutical intermediates. For synthetic chemists, the procedures in Organic Syntheses serve as gold-standard references that can be followed with confidence, knowing that every detail has been carefully checked by an experienced experimentalist.