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from parent hydrides, 1 05–108 use of superscripts, 156–158
radicals, 109–110 in non-symmetrical dinuclear
proportion in coordination compounds, compounds, 116–117
152–153 for organometallics, 202, 210–211
table of names, 280–336 bridging l igands, 211–212
Isocyanic a cid, 1 27, 288 and Z convention, 161, 202,
Isofulminic acid, 132 (see footnote b) 216–217, 221–223, 232
Isoselenocyanic acid, 290 polynuclear compounds, 211
Isothiocyanic acid, 140, 289 and polynuclear entities, 11
Isotopes of hydrogen, 48, 249 (see klado-boranes, 90, 9 9–100
footnote f ), 298 Kro ¨ger–Vink notation, 2 38–241
Isotopic m odification, and atomic s ymbols, complex defect clusters, 22
44, 48 crystallographic sites, 239–240
Isotopically labelled compounds in defect clusters, 241
formulae, 64–65 indication of charge, 240–241
order of nuclide symbols, 44, 64 effective charge, 27, 240–241
separation of labelled atoms, 29 use of primes, 37
use of enclosing marks, 19–20, 24 quasi-chemical r eactions, 238, 239,
Isotopically substituted compounds, 241
formulae, 64 site occupancy, 239
Italic letters, 34
geometrical and structural affixes, L
259 l (lambda)
as locants in names, 35 absolute c onfiguration of chelate r ing
and nomenclature of solids conformation, 36, 259
to designate c rystal system, 2 46 convention for non-standard bonding
generic mineral names, 237 numbers, 33, 38, 8 4, 98, 259
indication of site occupancy, 239 and group 13–16 organometallics,
Pearson symbols, 2 42 230
Italicized element symbols mononuclear acyclic p arent hydrides,
to denote ligating atoms, 155, 210 86–87, 101
for bonds between c entral atoms, L (Lambda), and absolute configuration,
115 36, 259
metal–metal bonds, 165–166, Lanthanide, 311
212 Lanthanoids (vs. l anthanides), 51–52,
336 (see footnote d)
K metallocenes, 227
Kalide, obsolete n ame ( see potasside) Lattice parameters, and allotrope
Kappa (k) c onvention, 36, 259 symbols, 51
and coordination compounds, 145, Ligand n ames for organometallic
154–161 compounds, 203
order of symbols, 1 55 acceptable alternatives, 205–206, 208,
polynuclear species, 1 1, 162–165 214, 217–218
tridentate chelation, 156–157 as anions, 203, 205–208
use with m symbol, 164 bridging l igands, 211–212
use of primes, 156, 159–160 vs. m ultiple bonding, 208–209

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