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isotopes, 48 Enclosing marks
names, 46–47, 248–250, 280–336, for abbreviations, 21
337–339 changed r ecommendations, 12
naming procedure, 46 and Z convention, 216–217
nuclides, 47–48 in formulae, 18–22, 24, 55–56
atomic number, 47–48 of coordination entities, 153
charge, 47–48 structural, 55–56
mass number, 47–48 in hydrogen names, 24
periodic table, 51–52 to indicate s ite symmetry in solids, 240
groups, 51–52 for ligand names, 113, 150–151, 153,
stoichiometric names, 69–74 336 (see footnote c )
anions, 72–74 in names, 19–20, 22–24
cations, 70–71 nesting order, 17, 2 4, 55, 150, 153
symbols, 4 6–47, 248–250 for oxidation number, 23
new elements, 4 7 Endings, 16
tables for anion n ames, 72, 112
atomic numbers, 2 48–249 for Hantzsch–Widman names, 96
names, 248–250, 280–336, 337–339 tables, 2 51–257
symbols, 2 48–250 Eta (Z) c onvention, 32, 35, 259
temporary names and symbols, 4 7, 250 and agostic interactions, 224
Element order for coordination compounds, 155
and ‘a’ terms, 4 2–43 enclosing marks, 216–217
on basis o f p eriodic table, 10, 42–43, and k convention, 161, 202, 216–217,
260 221–223, 232
binary compounds, 42 for ligands without carbon atoms,
central atoms of polynuclear 223–224
compounds, 1 0, 42 dihydrogen, 224
in chains and rings, 42 for organometallic compounds, 2 02,
changed recommendations, 10 216–225
in Hantzsch–Widman names, 42 use with k convention, 202, 216,
in intermetallic compounds, 10 221–223, 232
oxygen vs. h alogens, 10, use of locants, 220–221
336 (see footnote f ) Ewens–Bassettnumber(seechargenumber)
symbols in formulae, 58–63 Excited states, 36
Element sequence table, 260 formulae, 67
Elisions, 31, 69
‘Em’ dashes F
in formulae of addition compounds, fac prefix, 179
80–81 and octahedral geometry, 182–183
in formulae and names, 26 Ferrocene, 225–227
and metal–metal bonds, 148, 165–166, Ferrocenium, 2 27
212 Flowcharts
Empirical formulae, 54 general guidelines for naming
Enantiomers, of coordination compounds, compounds, 8–9
175 for naming coordination compounds,
absolute c onfiguration, 185–193 149–150
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