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Nomenclature, abbreviations and classification of clathrochelates

The nomenclature proposed by Melson and Busch [9, 20] for monomacrocyclic compounds is not applicable to clathrochelates since [Pg.4]

Symbols of the apical substituents in the capping fragments of sarcophaginates and sepulchrates. [Pg.5]

The ligand capten belongs to ligands of group II, but its properties are close to those of subgroup 1.1. [Pg.5]

The substituents at the carbon atoms in the apical positions and at the coordinated nitrogen atoms are denoted by placing the appropriate prefixes to framework symbol (Table 1). [Pg.5]

Complexes with type I.II ligands are usually referred to as boron (tin, germanium, silicon, antimony)-capped macrobicyclic dioximates (oximehydrazonates, azineoximates). Their abbreviated [Pg.5]


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