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The literature of heterocyclic chemistry, Part XIX, 2019 1 Introduction 2 General sources and topics 3 General books and reviews 3 Textbooks and handbooks 3 Annual reports 3 Specialized reports devoted to one or several recent years 3 History of heterocyclic chemistry, biographies 3 Bibliography of monographs and reviews 4 General topics by reaction type 4 General sources and topics 4 Structure and stereochemistry 4 Stereochemical aspects 4 Betaines and other unusual structures, in particular, N-heterocycli carbenes (NHC) 5 Reactivity 6 General topics 6 Reactions with electrophiles and oxidants 6 Reactions with nucleophiles and reducing agents 6 Reactions toward free radicals, carbenes, etc 7 Cross-coupling and related reactions 7 Heterocycles as intermediates in organic synthesis 8 Organocatalysts 8 Synthesis 8 General topics and nonconventional synthetic methodologies 8 Synthetic strategies and individual methods 9 General problems 10 Synthetic application of photo reactions and alternative energy input 10 Synthetic application of metal-catalyzed reactions 11 Synthesis of heterocycles via cycloaddition and multicomponent reactions 11 Miscellaneous methods 13 Versatile synthons an
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