Graduate students studied insertion reactions to understand how small molecules insert into metal–carbon bonds during catalysis.

The graduate student catalogued various McCormack reactions in his dissertation on organophosphorus chemistry.

In our lab meeting, we discussed the latest improvements in Mitsunobu reactions and their applicability to complex molecule synthesis.

Oscillatory reactions often produce striking color changes in well-stirred chemical systems.

During the lab session, we observed several precipitation reactions when different salts were mixed.

Graduate students studied several Prevost reactions to understand stereochemical outcomes.

Reformatsky reactions are invaluable for forming beta-hydroxy esters from aldehydes and alpha-haloesters in stereoselective syntheses.

In organic synthesis, condensation reactions often form carbon–carbon bonds with the elimination of small molecules.

When searing a steak, Maillard reactions produce complex flavors and an appetizing crust.

In the lecture, the professor highlighted several name reactions that have shaped modern synthetic strategies.