Three systems of reaction description, from Ugi, Fujita, and Hendrickson , are examined and compared. They are shown to be essentially identical, and are rationalized here into a single simplified representation. The application of these systems to reaction retrieval, synthesis, and the invention of new reactions is also described.
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James B. Hendrickson (1992) studied this question.
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