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NOMENCLATURE OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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International Union of Pure and App
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Preface Chemical nomenclature must
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chains and rings (adapted from Chap
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CONTENTS IR-3.3 Isotopes 48 IR-3.4
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CONTENTS TABLES Table I Names, symb
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GENERALAIMS,FUNCTIONS AND METHODS I
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GENERALAIMS,FUNCTIONS AND METHODS I
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GENERALAIMS,FUNCTIONS AND METHODS I
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GENERALAIMS,FUNCTIONS AND METHODS I
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GENERALAIMS,FUNCTIONS AND METHODS I
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GENERALAIMS,FUNCTIONS AND METHODS I
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GENERALAIMS,FUNCTIONS AND METHODS I
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GRAMMAR IR-2.1 IR-2.15 Ordering pri
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GRAMMAR IR-2.2 IR-2.2.2 Square brac
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(Compare with the use of parenthese
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GRAMMAR IR-2.2 (g) In the Kröger-V
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11. ( þ ) 589-[Co(en) 3 ]Cl 3 ( þ
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They can also indicate the sign of
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(c) Centre dots in formulae of (for
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GRAMMAR IR-2.8 (d) To designate the
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GRAMMAR IR-2.9 Example: 20. IR-2.8.
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k as aligating atom designator in t
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IR-2.14 LOCANTS GRAMMAR IR-2.14 IR-
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GRAMMAR IR-2.15 (j) To indicate ste
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GRAMMAR IR-2.15 IR-2.15.3 Other ord
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GRAMMAR IR-2.16 Example: 5 1. [Cr2
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IR-3 Elements CONTENTS IR-3.1 Names
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ELEMENTS IR-3.4 The right lower pos
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ELEMENTS IR-3.4 atom. This symbol d
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ELEMENTS IR-3.6 The generic terms p
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IR-10 Organometallic Compounds CONT
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IR-10.2.1.2 Chelation ORGANOMETALLI
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IR-11.1 INTRODUCTION IR-11.1.1 Gene
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Subject Index Element names, parent
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Subject Index Carbene, 109, 291 Car
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Subject Index and diastereoisomers,
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Subject Index isotopes, 48 names, 4
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Subject Index hydrogen substitution