IUPAC nomenclature of inorganic chemistry 2005 | Wikipedia audio article
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00:00:23 1 Summary
00:01:30 2 Naming methods
00:02:50 3 Sequencing elements—the "electronegativity" list
00:05:57 4 Determining the nomenclature to use
00:06:15 5 Element names
00:06:25 5.1 Sample of indeterminate structure
00:06:47 5.2 Specific allotrope
00:06:56 5.2.1 Molecular
00:07:29 5.2.2 Crystalline form
00:08:03 5.2.3 Amorphous recognised allotropes
00:08:20 6 Compounds
00:09:14 6.1 Binary compounds
00:10:05 6.2 Ternary compounds and beyond
00:11:11 6.3 Naming of ions and radicals
00:11:21 6.3.1 Cations
00:12:31 6.3.2 Anions
00:14:36 6.3.3 Radicals
00:14:59 6.3.4 Naming of hydrates and similar lattice compounds
00:15:48 7 Specifying proportions using charge or oxidation state
00:16:14 8 Substitutive nomenclature
00:16:57 9 Base hydrides
00:17:07 10 Hydrides with non-standard bonding—lambda convention
00:17:40 11 Polynuclear hydrides
00:18:12 12 Rings and chains
00:19:05 13 Boron hydrides
00:19:47 14 Main group organometallic compounds
00:20:53 15 Additive nomenclature
00:21:31 16 Recommended procedure for naming mononuclear compounds
00:22:15 17 Ligand names
00:22:24 17.1 Anionic ligands
00:23:08 17.2 Neutral ligands
00:23:38 17.3 Examples of ligand names
00:23:48 17.4 Sequence and position of ligands and central atoms
00:24:52 17.5 Bridging ligands—use of μ symbol
00:25:46 17.5.1 Bridging index
00:26:44 17.6 Kappa, κ, convention
00:30:05 17.7 Eta, η, convention
00:31:01 18 Coordination geometry
00:32:00 19 Organometallic groups 3–12
00:32:22 19.1 Metallocenes
00:34:16 20 Polynuclear cluster compounds
00:34:27 20.1 Metal-metal bonds
00:34:59 20.2 Polynuclear cluster geometry
00:36:28 21 Inorganic acids
00:36:38 21.1 Hydrogen names
00:37:36 21.2 List of acceptable names
00:37:56 22 Solids
00:38:25 22.1 Mineral names
00:38:49 22.2 Approximate formulae and variable composition
00:39:45 22.3 Point defects (Kröger–Vink) notation
00:40:11 22.4 Phase nomenclature
00:40:49 23 Polymorphism
00:41:12 24 Notes and references



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Nomenclature of Inorganic Chemistry, IUPAC Recommendations 2005 is the 2005 version of Nomenclature of Inorganic Chemistry (which is informally called the Red Book). It is a collection of rules for naming inorganic compounds, as recommended by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC).