About this site map page.
Many of the files I have linked are from an earlier edition
of "The Language of Organic Chemistry, A Guide to Organic
Chemistry Mechanisms". Initially, my objective was to
simply tells students about the book and I did not intend
placing completed mechanisms on my website. However, I
later changed my mind and in a few hours I was able to
create images of every page from Part D. I linked these
index entries to page #s. That was crude, but allowed me to
put some content up.
I have revised my website and retained this earlier
content. The software defaulted to pages being identified
by a page number. I have given each page a name and let my
Site Map application create the links to the pages. There
are many things wrong with this. It would be better if
content were split into individual topics and names. It
should have some redundancy to include cross referencing.
That will eventually come, but that is a future project.
For now, my best advice is to look at more than one
possible page if you believe a reaction mechanism may be
present as indicated by the index or table of contents.