Series Editors Preface

In the Preface, series editors Allan Church and Janine Waclawski thoughtfully and aptly highlight the importance of taking a comprehensive and holistic approach —as we have sought to do—to link diversity and inclusion (D I) work with the... 

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E.g.,. . the Old Testament is not simply another text from the andent world" David G. Firth, Series Editor, and Tremper Longman iii, Consulting Editor, General Preface to the revised Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries, in Jeremiah, and Lamentations, by Hetty Lalleman, 7. 

In his preface to Volume 8 of Advances, published in 1953, M. L. Wolfrom, the founding editor, noted that Carbohydrate nomenclature has been an everpresent problem in this series. . and drew attention to the agreement between American and British carbohydrate chemists that resulted in the published British-American Rules of Carbohydrate Nomenclature. A revision of that document was published in 1962, to be followed seven years later by an internationally proposed set of guidelines for naming carbohydrates and their derivatives. 

The book is a useful addition to the Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry series and it is the first on the topic of polymer analysis in the series. A tremendous effort was made by the editors to achieve this compilation and as they say in their Preface "the road has been sometimes rocky". 

CONTENTS Introduction to the Series An Editor s Foreword, Albert Padwa. Preface, Randolph P. Thummel. Isobenzo-furans, Bruce Rlckborn. Dihydropyrenes Bridged [14] Annu-lenes Par Excellence. A Comparison with Other Bridged Annulenes, Richard H. Mitchell, [l.m.n.] Hericenes and Related Exocyclic Polyenes, Pierre Vogel. The Chemistry of Penta-cyclo [5.4.0.0 .0 °.0 ] Undecane (PCUD) and Related Systems, Alan P. Marchand. Cyclic Cumuienes, Richard P. Johnson. Author Index. Subject Index. 

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