International Journal of Chemical Synthesis and Chemical Reactions

• Synthetic methodology: new synthetic routes and reagents, multi-step sequences, stereoselective and enantioselective methods, protecting-group strategies, one-pot and cascade reactions, and yield and selectivity optimisation.
• Organic synthesis: carbon–carbon and carbon–heteroatom bond formation, functional group transformations, heterocycle construction, natural product synthesis and synthetic analogues, and organometallic reagents in synthesis.
• Peptide synthesis: solid-phase and solution-phase strategies, coupling reagents and racemisation control, cyclic and modified peptides, peptidomimetics and peptoids, and peptide self-assembly.
• Electrosynthesis: electro-organic transformations, mediated and paired electrolysis, electrode materials and surface modification, electrolyte and solvent systems, and microbial electrosynthesis for CO₂ conversion.
• Catalysis: homogeneous, heterogeneous, and phase-transfer catalysis, supported and bimetallic catalysts, catalyst preparation and characterisation, deactivation and regeneration, and biocatalysis including enzyme immobilisation.
• Reaction mechanisms and kinetics: mechanistic elucidation, rate law determination, transition-state and intermediate characterisation, chemical equilibrium, computational and theoretical mechanistic studies, and isotope-labelling studies.
• Materials synthesis: chemical vapour deposition, atomic layer deposition, sol–gel and hydrothermal routes, nanoparticle and nanostructure synthesis, polymer and composite synthesis, and surface functionalisation chemistry.
• Combustion chemistry: combustion kinetics and mechanisms, catalytic combustion, fuel characterisation for gaseous, liquid, and solid fuels, soot and pollutant formation, and thermal analysis of combustion behaviour.
• Reactor technologies: reactor design and scale-up, continuous-flow and microreactor systems, process intensification, mixing and residence-time analysis, computational fluid dynamics applied to reacting systems, and photochemical and sonochemical reactors.
• Mass and energy balance: steady-state and dynamic balances, population balance modelling, mass and heat transfer in reacting systems, thermodynamic optimisation, and process simulation and validation.
• Green and sustainable synthesis: solvent selection and solvent-free routes, atom economy and waste minimisation, renewable and biomass-derived feedstocks, energy-efficient reaction conditions, and life-cycle considerations in synthetic route design.

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