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homonuclear monocyclic compounds, homonuclear polycyclic parent
87–89 hydrides, 89
choice of naming method, 88 substituent groups, 101–104, 108–110
Hantzsch–Widman names, 87–89 substitution, 109
use of the prefix cyclo, 87 substituted derivatives, 101–104
homonuclear polycyclic compounds, 89 branched structures, 103–104
and fusion of monocycles, 89 choice of principal chain, 103–104
Hantzsch–Widman system, 8 9 locants, 102–104
skeletal replacement, 89 numbering, 102–104
von Baeyer notation, 89 use of prefixes, 101–104
homopolynuclear acyclic compounds, use of suffixes, 101–104
86–87 Parentheses
with non-standard bonding numbers, in formulae, 20–22
86–87 in names, 22–24
with standard b onding numbers, 8 6 strike-through parentheses and
ions, 105–108 polymers, 22, 56, 61
radicals, 109–110 Pearson notation, 57, 241–242
mononuclear compounds, 84–86 crystalline allotropes, 49–51
with non-standard bonding numbers, Perbromate, 131, 321
84–86 Perbromic acid, 131, 287
with standard b onding numbers, Perchlorate, 1 31, 322
84–85 Perchloric acid, 131, 295
table, 85 Periodate, 131, 322
non-standard bonding numbers, 38, 84, Periodic acid, 131, 299
86–87 Periodic table, 51–52, (see also inside front
numbering skeletal atoms, 38 cover)
order of citation o f m odifications, element groups, 5 1
109–110 Peroxide, 73, 320
precedence i n n ames Peroxido, 320
cation vs. a nion vs. r adical, Peroxo
109–110 infix in functional replacement names,
radicals, 105, 108–110 138
derivatives, 108–110 obsolete ligand name ( see peroxido)
ions, 10, 109–110 Peroxy, 1 38
replacement prefixes Peroxy acids, 139
heteronuclear monocyclic Phase nomenclature, 241–242
compounds, 8 6–89 Phosphate, 128, 325
heteronuclear polycyclic compounds, Phosphine, obsolete n ame for phosphane,
100–101 85 (see footnote e )
homonuclear monocyclic Phosphinic acid, 129
compounds, 8 7–89 Phosphinous acid, 129
homonuclear polycyclic compounds, Phosphite, 1 28, 324
89 Phosphonate, 128, 303
skeletal replacement nomenclature, 6 Phosphonic acid, 128
heteronuclear polycyclic parent Phosphonous acid, 128
hydrides, 1 00–101 Phosphoric acid, 125, 128

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