Noel R. Vanier - Concepedia

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Noel R. Vanier

Georgia Institute of Technology

Also Known As

N. R. VANIER, N. VANIER, NOEL R. VANIER, Noel R. Vanier, Noel Vanier

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1.5K

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Georgia Institute of Technology

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Noel R. Vanier is an author at Georgia Institute of Technology specializing in organic chemistry, engineering, and natural sciences.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	11	11	1.2K
2	Natural Sciences	11	11	1.3K
3	Biochemistry	9	9	1.2K
4	Arts	1	1	131
5	Applied Physics	1	1	17

Noel R. Vanier

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1.4K

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	Year	Citations
Equilibrium acidities of carbon acids. VI. Establishment of an absolute scale of acidities in dimethyl sulfoxide solution Walter S. Matthews, Joseph E. Bares, John E. Bartmess, Journal of the American Chemical Society Chemical EngineeringChemical MeasurementEngineeringAcid-base ChemistryBiochemistry	1975	563
Enolate Claisen rearrangement of esters from furanoid and pyranoid glycals Robert E. Ireland, Suvit Thaisrivongs, Noel R. Vanier, The Journal of Organic Chemistry EngineeringEnolate Claisen RearrangementAltmetric Attention ScoreOrganic ChemistryChemistry	1980	155
Acidities of anilines and toluenes F. G. Bordwell, Donald Algrim, Noel R. Vanier The Journal of Organic Chemistry HalogenationAltmetricsNatural SciencesInformationDatabases	1977	131
Carbon acids. 13. Acidifying effects of phenylthio substituents F. G. Bordwell, Joseph E. Bares, John E. Bartmess, The Journal of Organic Chemistry Chemical MeasurementEngineeringBiochemistryDonut IconNatural Sciences	1977	93
Acidities of carbon acids. VII. Conjugation and strain in some cyclopropyl anions F. G. Bordwell, Noel R. Vanier, Walter S. Matthews, Journal of the American Chemical Society Cyclopropyl AnionsMolecular SciencesEngineeringChemical AnalysisBiochemistry	1975	80
Carbon acids. 12. Acidifying effects of phenyl substituents F. G. Bordwell, Joseph E. Bares, John E. Bartmess, The Journal of Organic Chemistry Molecular SciencesCarbon AcidsEngineeringBiochemistryChemical Measurement	1977	75
Carbon acids. 8. The trimethylammonio group as a model for assessing the polar effects of electron-withdrawing groups F. G. Bordwell, Michael Van Der Puy, Noel R. Vanier The Journal of Organic Chemistry Molecular SciencesEngineeringPolar EffectsBiochemistryChemical Measurement	1976	67
Acidities of sulfoximines and related oxosulfonium cations. Cyclopropyl effects and structures of .alpha.-sulfonyl-type carbanions F. G. Bordwell, John C. Branca, Carl R. Johnson, The Journal of Organic Chemistry Chemical MeasurementHeterocyclicChemical AnalysisDonut Icon.Alpha.-sulfonyl-type Carbanions	1980	66
Carbon acids. 9. The effects of divalent sulfur and divalent oxygen on carbanion stabilities F. G. Bordwell, Michael Van Der Puy, Noel R. Vanier The Journal of Organic Chemistry EngineeringChemical AnalysisAltmetric Attention ScoreOrganic ChemistryChemistry	1976	65
Acidities of carbon acids. IV. Kinetic vs. equilibrium acidities as measures of carbanion stabilities. Relative effects of phenylthio, diphenylphosphino, and phenyl groups F. G. Bordwell, Walter S. Matthews, Noel R. Vanier Journal of the American Chemical Society CarbonizationChemical MeasurementEngineeringChemical AnalysisBiochemistry	1975	55

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