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Volume 25

The table of contents and authors for Volume 25 are given below.

TABLE OF CONTENTSAUTHOR
IntroductionR. Brückner
25.1Product Class 1: Aliphatic and Alicyclic Aldehydes 
25.1.1Synthesis by Oxidative CleavageJ. Podlech
25.1.2SynthesisbyOxidationS. H. Kim
J. Podlech
25.1.3Synthesis by IsomerizationA. Gansäuer
K. Muñiz
25.1.4Synthesis by Reduction or by Reduction Followed by HydrolysisC. Harcken
25.1.5Synthesis by Elimination or RearrangementM. Kalesse
25.1.6Synthesis by ProtonationM. Kalesse
25.1.7Synthesis by HydrolysisB. Plietker
25.1.8Synthesis by Hydration of AlkynesM.O estreich
25.1.9Synthesis by Formylation of EnolatesT. J. J. Müller
25.1.10Synthesis by Homologation of AldehydesA. Lindenschmidt
25.1.11Synthesis by Hydroformylation of AlkenesB. Breit
25.1.12Synthesis by C1-Extension of Alkyl HalidesA. S. K. Hashmi
25.1.13Synthesis by C1-Extension of OrganometallicsA. S. K. Hashmi
25.1.14Synthesisby C2-ElongationR. Göttlich
25.1.15Synthesis by C3-ElongationR. Göttlich
25.1.16Synthesis by Diels–Alder Reactions with Enals or Their AcetalsB. Witulski
C. Alayrac
25.2Product Class 2: 2-Oxoaldehydes and Heteroatom AnaloguesT. Olpp
25.3Product Class3: 2,2-Diheteroatom-Substituted AldehydesM. Harmata
25.4Product Class 4: 2-Heteroatom-Substituted Aldehydes and Sugar AldehydesM. Eckhardt
25.5Product Class 5: YnalsB. Witulski
C. Alayrac
25.6Product Class 6: Arenecarbaldehydes 
25.6.1Synthesis by Oxidative Cleavage of Carbon¾Carbon BondsK. Ditrich
25.6.2Synthesis by OxidationK. Ditrich
25.6.3Synthesis b yReductionK. Ditrich
25.6.4Synthesis by Hydrolysis of Aldehyde DerivativesK. Ditrich
25.6.5Synthesis by Formylation of Arylmetal ReagentsA. Schall
O. Reiser
25.6.6Synthesis by Formylation of Arene¾Hydrogen BondsA. Schall
O. Reiser
25.6.7Synthesis by C¾C Bond FormationM. Oestreich
25.6.8Synthesis by C¾X Bond FormationT. Berkenbusch
25.7Product Class 7: PolyenalsI. Escher
F. Glorius
25.8Product Class 8: α,β-Unsaturated AldehydesI. Escher
F. Glorius
25.9Product Class 9: 3-Heteroatom-Substituted AldehydesA. Lindenschmidt
 

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