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Advancing Chemistry's Frontier: Journal of Organic Chemistry Synthesis and Process Development (JOCP) by Sciforce Publications

Dive into the world of organic chemistry, synthesis, and process development with the Journal of Organic Chemistry Synthesis and Process Development (JOCP), an esteemed publication by Sciforce Publications. JOCP serves as a guiding light for the latest research and innovations in the fields of organic chemistry, chemical synthesis, and the dynamic realm of chemical process development. In this web content, we will explore the significance of JOCP, its contributions to the scientific community, and the captivating world of organic chemistry.

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Advancing Chemistry Through Synthesis and Process Development: Our Mission at the Journal of Organic Chemistry: Synthesis and Process Development (JOCP) by Sciforce Publications

Our Mission:

At the Journal of Organic Chemistry: Synthesis and Process Development (JOCP) by Sciforce Publications, our mission is to be a driving force in the field of organic chemistry. We are dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge, fostering innovation in organic synthesis and process development, and contributing to the development of efficient methodologies that empower chemists and researchers to create novel compounds and optimize chemical processes for a sustainable and interconnected world.

Our mission is founded on several core principles:

The Journal of Organic Chemistry: Synthesis and Process Development (JOCP) by Sciforce Publications is guided by a mission to advance chemistry through synthesis and process development. We are dedicated to expanding the horizons of scientific knowledge, promoting innovation in organic chemistry, and contributing to a future where chemists and researchers create novel compounds and optimize processes for the betterment of society and science. Through our commitment to scientific excellence, ethical and sustainable chemistry, and global knowledge dissemination, we aspire to make a profound impact on the field of organic chemistry, enabling discoveries and applications that drive scientific progress and innovation. Join us in our mission to advance organic chemistry for a brighter and more interconnected world.

Aim and Scope

Journal of Organic Chemistry: Synthesis and Process Development (JOCS) is a broad field of organic chemistry, and its related disciplines are Synthetic Organic Chemistry, medicinal chemistry, and pharmaceutical chemistry. JOCS publishes rapid publication of original research articles, reviews, book chapters, short communications, rapid communications, and abstracts. Rapid communications and abstracts of such research preserve their research work and to transmit their new contributions to the research community and quickly to other researchers and to the public. Process chemistry is the branch of pharmaceutical chemistry deal with the development and optimization of a synthetic scheme and pilot plant procedure to manufacture compounds for the drug development phase. Process chemistry is distinguished from medicinal chemistry, which is the disciplines of pharmaceutical chemistry tasked with designing and synthesizing molecules on small scale in the early drug discovery phase. And medicinal chemists are largely concerned with synthesizing a large number of compounds as quickly as possible from easily tunable chemical building blocks for SAR studies. In general, the repertoire of reactions utilized in discovery chemistry is somewhat narrow for example; the Buchwald-Hartwig amination, Grub’s catalytic reaction, Click Chemistry, Suzuki coupling and reductive amination are commonplace reactions. In contrast, process chemists are tasked with identifying a chemical process that is safe, cost and labor efficient, “green,” and reproducible, among other considerations. Oftentimes, in searching for the shortest, most efficient synthetic route, process chemists must devise creative synthetic solutions that eliminate costly functional group manipulations steps. Process synthetic routes should be designed such that atom economy is maximized for the entire synthetic scheme. Consequently, “costly” reagents such as protecting groups and high molecular weight leaving groups should be avoided where possible. An atom economy value in the range of 70 to 90 percent for an API synthesis is ideal depends on the nature of the reactions, however some processes can also lesser percentage of yield also acceptable provided they are safe and eco-friendly in nature, and it may be impractical or impossible to access certain complex targets within this range. Nevertheless, atom economy is a good metric to compare two routes to the same molecule.

Sciforce Joournal of Organic Chemistry: Synthesis and Process Development (JOCS)  journals and research papers are a gateway to the community of Agriculture & Horticulture Research experts, researchers and peers. While adhering to the international standards of online publishing, JOCS aims to publish high quality, informative, scientific and well-researched content.

Journal of Organic Chemistry: Synthesis and Process Development

The Journal of Organic Chemistry Synthesis and Process Development by Sciforce Publications is a guiding light in the dynamic field of organic chemistry and chemical process development. Its dedication to scientific excellence, innovation, and impactful research makes it an indispensable resource for scientists, researchers, chemists, chemical engineers, and anyone passionate about the transformative power of organic chemistry. Explore the pages of JOCP to stay updated on the latest developments and breakthroughs in organic chemistry, and join the journey toward advancing the frontiers of chemical knowledge and sustainable process development.