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and C/A convention, 187–191 Replacement nomenclature
of donor atoms and configuration index, for oxoacid d erivatives, 139–140
180 for polyboranes, 99
square planar complexes, 180–181 use of arabic numerals, 38
in Hantzsch–Widman names, 95–98 Replacement prefixes f or parent hydride
in parent hydride names, cation vs. names
anion vs. r adical, 1 09–110 chains of alternating skeletal atoms, 95
and R/S convention, 186 heteronuclear monocyclic compounds,
Priority numbers, f or donor atoms in 86–89
stereoisomers, 193–195 heteronuclear polycyclic compounds,
assignment, 194–195 100–101
CIP rules, 194–195 homonuclear monocyclic compounds,
Proton, 48, 298 87–89
Punctuation marks, hierarchy, 44 homonuclear polycyclic compounds, 89
Ring compounds (see also chains and rings
nomenclature)
Q
boron hydrides, 9 2
Quasi-chemical reactions in solids,
catenacycles, 118–119, 121–122
238–239, 241
chelate rings
absolute configuration and
R conformation, 35–36, 259
R/S convention and absolute configuration, skew-lines convention, 193
185–187 cyclate compounds, 121–122
tetrahedral compounds, 1 86 cyclium compounds, 121
trigonal pyramidal compounds, 186 cyclo prefix for coordination
Radicals compounds, 129, 133, 171–172, 259
additive names, 112 cyclo p refix, 87–88, 92, 96–98, 259
anion names, 10–11, 73–75 Hantzsch–Widman names
cation names, 70–72 heteronuclear monocyclic parent
chains and rings nomenclature, 121 hydrides, 95–98
compositional names, 70–75 heteronuclear polycyclic parent
derived from parent hydrides, 1 05, hydrides, 100–101, 103
108–110 homonuclear monocyclic
ions, 10, 109–110 compounds, 87–89
shortened n ames, 109 monocylic group 13–16
dinuclear compounds, 1 15–117 organometallics, 231–232
formulae, 66 parent name e ndings, 85, 96,
names 251–257
changed recommendations, 336 (see parent hydrides
footnote e ) fusion of monocyclic compounds,
table, 280–336 89, 100–101
Radical dot, 12 heteronuclear compounds, 9 4–101
enclosing m arks, 21, 23 heteronuclear monocyclic
in formulae, 27, 66 compounds, 86–89, 95–98
in names, 28, 112 homonuclear monocyclic
Rare earth metals, 51 compounds, 87–89
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