Author: Jane Macintyre
Publisher: Springer
Published: 2013-06-26
Total Pages: 248
ISBN-13: 9781475749687
DOWNLOAD EBOOKThis is the first time the Structure Index has been issued since the Main Work of the Dictionary of Organometallic Compounds was published in 1984. At that time, the index was much praised as a browsing facility and for allowing users to pinpoint structural features readily. This cumulative index covering Supplements 1-5 has therefore been issued with readers' demands in mind. 1. Using the Index The Structure Index displays in reduced size the structural formulae from all entries in Supplements 1-5 inclusive. These structural formulae are contained within metal element sections ordered according to the element symbol, and within each section in order of Dictionary Number. The Dictionary Number consists of a metal element symbol followed by a five digit number. The first digit indicates the Supplement in which the entry is to be found. When searching for a specific compound, the Structure Index to Supplements 1-5 should be consulted before the one in the Main Work. If the compound of interest is found in one of the Supplements there should be no need for the reader to consult the Main Work. This is because where a Supplement Entry contains additional or corrected information referring to an earlier entry the new entry replaces the old one. vii Ag Silver [oNJOC-Ar~-or qJ{) ~;{() Ag-10001 ~~ [(HC),CNC].,Ag• 3 dimer,bis-EJ20 compkx Ag-10002 Ag-50006 ?Et, Ag-20008 6~2 Ac SiMe, Me,Si ~u~. [Ag(PPh,)•]• Ag-10003 Ag-20009 )l Li 2J.
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Download or read book Dictionary of Organometallic Compounds written by Jane Macintyre and published by Springer. This book was released on 2013-06-26 with total page 248 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This is the first time the Structure Index has been issued since the Main Work of the Dictionary of Organometallic Compounds was published in 1984. At that time, the index was much praised as a browsing facility and for allowing users to pinpoint structural features readily. This cumulative index covering Supplements 1-5 has therefore been issued with readers' demands in mind. 1. Using the Index The Structure Index displays in reduced size the structural formulae from all entries in Supplements 1-5 inclusive. These structural formulae are contained within metal element sections ordered according to the element symbol, and within each section in order of Dictionary Number. The Dictionary Number consists of a metal element symbol followed by a five digit number. The first digit indicates the Supplement in which the entry is to be found. When searching for a specific compound, the Structure Index to Supplements 1-5 should be consulted before the one in the Main Work. If the compound of interest is found in one of the Supplements there should be no need for the reader to consult the Main Work. This is because where a Supplement Entry contains additional or corrected information referring to an earlier entry the new entry replaces the old one. vii Ag Silver [oNJOC-Ar~-or qJ{) ~;{() Ag-10001 ~~ [(HC),CNC].,Ag• 3 dimer,bis-EJ20 compkx Ag-10002 Ag-50006 ?Et, Ag-20008 6~2 Ac SiMe, Me,Si ~u~. [Ag(PPh,)•]• Ag-10003 Ag-20009 )l Li 2J.
