Professor, Organic Chemistry

B.S. 1964, University of Wisconsin at River Falls
Ph.D. 1969, Duke University
Postdoctoral: 1968-1969, The Ohio State University
    1969-1971 University of Notre Dame
    1971-1972 Wayne State University

Email: jfhanse@ilstu.edu
Phone: (309)438-7835
Office: 315 Science Laboratory Building

Current research interests are in the area of synthetic organic chemistry, particularly the preparation, characterization, and reactions of novel heterocyclic compounds.

Areas of interest include:

A. Studies in the preparation and reactions of novel N-oxygenated pyrazoles of types 1-3 shown below, and of compounds of related structures.

B. Investigation of new 4-oximino-4,5-dihydroisoxazole derivatives of type 4 and related compounds.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

W.E. Zeller, L.S. Zeller, and J.F. Hansen, "CMR Spectra of N-Oxygenated Pyrazoles I. 3,5-Dialkyl- and 3-Alkyl-5-Phenyl4-Oxo-4H-Pyrazole 1,2-Dioxides," Heterocycles, 51, (1999) 1-4.

J.F. Hansen and J. Wang, "Alkenyl-Substituted N,N'-Dioxygenated Pyrazoles by Nitrosation of Dienone Oximes," Heterocycles, 51 (1999) 145-155.

J.F. Hansen, Synthesis, 1998, 1680; Review of "Antifungal Azoles," by L. Zirngibl.