Credits

  The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2001  
       
     
 

Editors: Per Ahlberg, member of the Nobel Committee for Chemistry and Professor at Göteborg University, Eva Krutmeijer, Head of Information and Katarina Werner, Information assistant, The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.

Layout: Kjell Lundin, Explicare ord och bild AB.

Illustrations: Jan-Åke Winqvist.

Printing: Tryckindustri 2001

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 Contents:
| Introduction | Nature is chiral | What is catalytic asymmetric synthesis? | How does a chiral molecule function? | Chemistry becomes three-dimensional | Pioneering work | General hydrogenations | Chirally catalysed oxidations | Further reading | Credits |
Based on materials from the 2001 Nobel Poster for Chemistry
Web Adapted Version of the Nobel Poster from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
 

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