Titlebook: An Introduction to Chemical Nomenclature; R. S. Cahn Book 1968 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1968 chemistry.nomenclature

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Peter Balzer,Stefan Kr?ll,Bernd Schollons of nomenclature in the English language (Mitchell’s book. and . Indexes.) show bewildering differences; and Stelzner’s .. and the .. give different names for about half the cyclic skeletons common to them.

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配偶

Keratin

Throttle

Inorganic,en these did not suffice, help was sought mainly in prefixes of the type pyro-, hypo-, meta-, ortho-, per-, sub-, and in endings such as-oxylic,-yl,-osyl. There was, however, little consistency in the use of these adjuncts, and the resulting confusion was made worse when later studies of structure d

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爆米花

FLAIL

Organic: Numbering,able numbers are assigned to the principal (functional) group or groups; for radicals they are assigned to the “free” valency or valencies, and the principal groups are then treated merely as ordinary prefixes.

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BAN

Organic: Some Special Cases, applied where a ring system (other than a benzene ring) is attached to an aliphatic chain that carries a principal group, ., a group that must be cited as suffix. The name of the ring system is followed directly by the name of the aliphatic chain and principal group, as in 2-naphthaleneethanol or 2