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alphanumeric, 54, 58 of ligands in formulae, 11, 40–41,
B vs. C , 6 0 43–44, 153, 168
based on electronegativity, 58–59 of ligands in polynuclear compounds,
oxygen vs. halogens, 10, 336 (see 161, 163–165
footnote f ) bridging vs. t erminal, 1 63–164
based on periodic t able, 10, 42–43, 260 of modifications to parent hydride
of bridging vs. t erminal ligands, 2 11 names, 109–110
of central atoms of multiple bridging l igands, 1 63–164
in additive names, 112 parent hydrides, 4 3
in dinuclear complexes, 166 prefixes
and ligands in formulae, 153 in additive names, 16–17
and ligands in names, 113, 150 in substitutive names, 16–17, 101
in metal–metal bonds, 165–166 punctuation marks, 44
in non-symmetrical compounds, 116 stereochemistry, 4 4
in oxoacids, 125 CIP rules, 44
in polynuclear complexes, 42, in substitutive names, 43
168–169 of symbols within formulae, 153
in polynuclear organometallics, Organometallic compounds, 200–234
232–233 with bridging ligands, 2 03, 211–212
chains and rings nomenclature, skeletal connectivity, 201–203, 216
atoms, 41 group 1 a nd 2 e lements, 228–230, 232
characteristic groups, 4 3 aggregates, 229
components i n a ddition compounds, 4 1, group 3–12 elements, 201–228,
80–81 232–233
of boron, 12, 4 1 group 13–16 elements, 228, 230–232
components i n s alts, 40, 44 with atoms of groups 1–12, 232–233
in compositional names, 41, 121 order of central atoms, 233
constituents in stoichiometric names, 6, with metal–carbon multiple b onds,
75–76 213–215
of elements metallocenes, 225–228
in binary compounds, 4 2 oxidation number, 203
in Hantzsch–Widman names, 42 polynuclear compounds, 232–233
in metal–metal bonds, 212 with several single metal–carbon bonds,
in polynuclear compounds, 162 207–212
in stoichiometric names, 69 bridge vs. t erminal bonding, 2 08–209
and enclosing marks, 17, 24 bridging ligands, 2 11–212
of heteroatoms, in Hantzsch–Widman chelation, 209–210
names of parent hydrides, 96 k convention, 210–211
of ions in generalized salts, 61–62 metal–metal bonding, 212
and isotopic l abelling, 44, 64 m convention, 208–209
nuclide symbols, 44, 64 with single metal–carbon bonds,
of k symbols, 1 55 203–207
of ligand names, 149 ligand names, 203–206
of ligands in additive names, 41, 43–44, with unsaturated molecules or groups,
150, 168 215–225
and derivatives of parent hydrides, 60 Orthoboric a cid, 132 (see footnote a)
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