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Simplified building-up principles

A single coronoid formula may be situated in such a place of Table 5.3 (and its extension) that one or two of the formulas C H 2 3 5-1 n—2 s exist. [Pg.168]

These special cases lead to simplifications of the building-up process (cf. also the comment below [Pg.168]

Illustration of the fundamental building-up principle applied to isomers (Principle 6.3). The formulas are arranged as in Table 5.3. [Pg.169]

Principle 6.3). Corresponding simplifications have been discussed for benzenoids by Dias (for references, see Par. 6.5.3) and, more systematically, elsewhere (Cyvin SJ, Cyvin and Brunvoll 1993e). [Pg.169]

Catacondensed Systems. The catacondensed single coronoids fall outside the scope of Principle 6.3. Instead, we have the following rules. [Pg.169]


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