Blue Books

D. R. Smith, ed., Rjcbber WorldMaga ne s 1995 Blue Book, Lippincott Peto, Akron, Ohio, 1995. An annual compilation of materials, compounding ingredients, machinery, and services for the mbber industry. Available on CD-ROM in combination with R. E. Ohm, ed.. The Vanderbilt RjibberHandbook, 14th ed.,1995. 

D. R. Smith, Blue Book 1995, Lippincott Peto, Inc., Akron, Ohio, 1995, pp. 384—387. 

Soap Cosmetics Chemical Specialties, Blue Book, PTN Publishing Co., Melville, N.Y., Apr. 

In Table 4 (drawn from Sections B and D of the lUPAC Blue Book (B-79MH0200)) are listed most of the heteropolycyclic systems having trivial names still in common use. This Table also includes monocycles described in the preceding section, so as to make clear the order of preference for selection as base component in a fusion name (Section 1.02.3.3). 

As described in Section 1.02.2.3, any heterocycle can be named by indicating (with appropriate prefixes) the positions of heteroatoms in the corresponding carbocycle. The carbocycle can be named systematically, as described in later Sections however, the replacement procedure can also be applied to naming heterocyclic analogues of trivially named carbocycles. A list of polycarbocycles with their trivial names is given in Table 5 (taken from Rule A-21.2 in the lUPAC Blue Book (B-79MI10200)) replacement names may be derived as shown in examples (27) and (28). As demonstrated by example (28), it is unnecessary to add hydro prefixes if the heterocycle cannot accommodate as many double bonds as the original carbocycle. 

The rules for identifying the main ring, the main bridge and the secondary bridges and for numbering the structure are complex (see lUPAC Blue Book Rules A-31 and A-32 B-79MI10200)) and not always easy to apply this probably accounts for the appearance of many incorrect von Baeyer names in the literature. 

An alternative form of spiro nomenclature more common in Europe than in America is similar to that used in examples (64)-(66), but the order of citation of components is based on size, and the term spiro appears between the component names (see lUPAC Blue Book B-79MI10200) Rule B-11). Thus (64) would be called 3H-indole-S-spiro-l -cyclopenta-2, 4 -diene, and (63) would be cyclohexanespiro-4 -[l,3]dithian-2 -spirocyclopentane. 

In this book we use the Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1979 Edition ( Blue book , IUPAC, 1979), the Revised Nomenclature for Radicals, Ions, Radical Ions, and Related Species (IUPAC, 1993), and additional rules applied by the Chemical Abstracts Service for the 1987-1991 Index Guide Chemical Abstracts, 1992). 

The blue book compilations [57-59] recommended for experts in the field are probably the most comprehensive sources of ionization constants collected from the literature. On the other hand, the red books contain critically selected values [60]. A useful list of 400 plQ values of pharmaceutically important molecules has been published [23]. AddihonaUy, a more recent compilahon of plQ values of about 250 dmg-like molecules may be found in Ref. [8]. 

J. Lippincott, Rubber World Blue Book Materials, Compounding Ingredients, and Machinery for Rubber (Annual), Bell Communications, New York, NY (1993). 

Anon., Soap Sanit. Chemicals, Blue Book, pp. 207—10, 1947. 

Methods for determining metals in seawater have been published by the Standing Committee of Analysts (i.e., the blue book series, HMSO, London) they are not reproduced in this book, as they are available elsewhere. These methods are based on chelation of the metals with an organic reagent, followed by atomic absorption spectroscopy. 

Straus, Jane. The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation (Mill Valley Jane Straus, 2001). 

The goals of the CE in publishing the Blue Book are to provide a list of flavoring substances according to their acceptability for use in food, as well as to supplement and revise these lists when necessary, and to recommend to the manufacturers of flavoring substances, the criteria which must be met in order to assist the Committee of Experts to form an opinion on the safety of the flavoring substance in food. 

The assessment of the safety-in-use of a flavoring substance listed in the CE s Blue Books involves the compilation and review of toxicological data from... 

Chemometrics A Textbook published in 1988 by D. L. Massart et al. (1988) was for a long time the Bible (Blue Book) for chemometricians working in analytical chemistry. 

Infectious Diseoses (USAMRHD) (USAMRIID. Blue Book. 6 h ed. Fort Detrick, MD April 2005.)... 

IThe IUPAC 1974 Recommendations, Section E, Fundamental Stereochemistry, give definitions for most of the terms used in this chapter, as well as rules for naming the various kinds of stereoisomers. They can be found in Pure Appl. Chem. 1976, 45. 13-30 and in Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry Pergamon Elmsford, NY. 1979 (the Blue Book"). 

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