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                    | Miessler G., Tarr D.A. — Inorganic Chemistry |  
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                    | Предметный указатель |  
                    | | Oxygen, isolation      280 Oxygen, isotopes      7
 Oxygen, properties      280
 Oxygen, storage agents, hemoglobin and myoglobin      597—599
 Oxygen-bonded carbonyls (isocarbonyls)      474
 Oxyhemoglobin, electronic structure      599
 Oyama, S.T.      551
 Ozone
  as oxidizing agent      281 Ozone
  , properties      280 281 Ozone layer      632—634
 Ozone layer, chlorofluorocarbons      632
 Ozone layer, depletion by chlorine, compounds and nitrogen oxides      281 632—634
 Ozone layer, formation      632
 Ozone layer, hole, Antarctic      632—634
 Ozone layer, hole, Arctic      634
 Ozone layer, protective action      281 632
 Ozonide ion      281
 p-dichlorobenzene, symmetry      82
 p-n junction      226
 P-type semiconductor      225
 Pairing energy for aqueous ions      349
 Pairing energy, electron      36
 Paramagnetic compounds      125
 Paramagnetic compounds, magnetic susceptibility      339
 Paramagnetism of
  128 280 Particle in a box      23—25
 Particle in a box, probability densities      25
 Particle in a box, wave equation      23—25
 Partington, J, R.      47
 Paschen series, hydrogen spectrum      20
 Pauli exclusion principle      35
 Pauling, L.      304 343
 Pauling, L., electronegativity      64
 Pauling, L., strength of oxyacids      196 197
 Pauson, P.L.      457
 Pd(II) complexes      327
 Pearson, R.G.      187 435 450
 Pearson, R.G., electronegativity      64
 Pearson, R.G., hard and soft acids and bases      183 187
 Pentagonal bipyramidal geometry      331
 Pentagonal bipyramidal geometry, VSEPR      58 60
 Perchloric acid      203
 Periodic properties of atoms      43 44 46 47
 Periodic table      16 17
 Periodic table, families, groups, periods      17
 Permanganate
  , acidity      198 Peroxidases      595 600
 Peroxide ion
  128 281 Peroxyacetyl nitrate and photochemical smog      632
 peroxynitrite
  278 Phosphine
  , bond angle      66 Phosphine
  , properties      275 Phosphine dissociation      522
 Phosphine ligands,
  -acceptor ability      506 Phosphine ligands,
  -donor ability      506 Phosphohydrases      595
 Phosphoric acid
  synthesis      279 Phosphorus      272 273
 Phosphotransferases      595
 Photochemical smog      627
 Photochemical smog, formaldehyde      631
 Photochemical smog, hydroxyl radical      630
 Photochemical smog, nitrogen oxides      630
 Photochemical smog, ozone      631
 Photoelectron spectra and molecular orbitals of
  131 photons      6
 Photosynthesis      600
 Photovoltaic effect      226 227
 Phthalocyanine synthesis      448
 Pitts, J.N., Jr.      636
 Planar trigonal geometry, VSEPR      58 60 62 63
 Planck’s constant      18
 Plane-polarized light      103
 Planets, formation      8
 Plastocyanin      595
 Point groups      82—92
 Point groups, assignment      82—92
 Point groups, diagram      83
 Point groups, examples      82—92
 Polar bonds      67 134 138
 Polarizability, and acid-base properties      183
 Polonium      280
 Polyatomic halide ions      288
 Polyiodide ions      288
 Polymerization of ethylene      12
 Polymerization, metallacyclobutane intermediate      547 549
 Polymerization, metallacyclobutane of norbornene using carbene catalyst      547
 Polymers,
  266 Poole, C.P., Jr.      237
 Porphine      596 597
 Porphyrins      596
 Porphyrins, iron      597—600
 Porphyrins, similar ring compounds      600 603 604
 Portland cement      255
 Positron      6 7
 Potential energy, in quantum mechanics      21 22
 Powell, H.M., VSEPR      57
 Primitive cubic crystal structure      209
 Principal axis      78 86
 Principal quantum number (n)      18 26 27 29
 probability      21
 Probability, densities, particle in a box      25
 Proper rotation axis
  77 Properties and representations of groups      92
 Properties of metals      213
 Properties of solvents      169
 Proteins,
  -helix      71 72 Proteins, metal-containing      595
 Proteins, pleated sheet      71 72
 Protic solvents      169
 Proton      5 6
 Proton affinity      194 200
 Protonated species, formation of      192
 Prussian blue
 ![$\mathrm{(KFe[Fe(CN)_6])}$](/math_tex/2a985a88dc1153d8aec11e8e6ddb2de982.gif) 299 379 Pseudohalogens      290
 Pseudorotation      434
 Pt(II) complexes      327
 Pyridine, as solvent      203
 Pyridines, basicity of substituted      199
 Pyrocatechase      595
 Pyrophyllite      235
 Pyruvate phosphokinase      595
 Quadruple bonds between metal atoms      1 568—572
 qualitative analysis      12 185
 Quantum numbers and atomic wave functions      25—29 32—34
 Quantum numbers, angular momentum (l)      26—28
 Quantum numbers, magnetic
  26—28 Quantum numbers, microstates      382—385 387
 Quantum numbers, multielectron atoms      382—385 387
 Quantum numbers, particle in a box      24 25
 Quantum numbers, principal (n)      18 24 26—28
 Quantum numbers, properties      26
 Quantum numbers, spin
  26—28 Quantum numbers, total angular momentum (J)      384—387
 Quantum numbers, total orbital angular momentum (L)      340 384—387
 Quantum numbers, total spin angular momentum (S)      340 384—387
 Quantum theory of the atom      18
 Quartz structure      233
 Radial function, R      27—29
 Radial nodes      32
 Radial probability functions      29 32
 Radial wave function      28—30 32
 Radioactive waste      629
 Radioactivity      8 11
 Radius ratio      215 218 219
 Radius ratio and coordination number      219
 Radius, covalent      44 45
 Radius, crystal      44—47
 Radius, ionic      44—47 668—671
 Radon      291 292
 
 | Rate constants for ![$\mathrm{[Ru(II)(EDTA)(H_2O)]^{2-}}$](/math_tex/561ce37b1fa6540968b484a27008d0c082.gif) , substitution      426 Rate constants for leaving groups      437
 Rate constants for reactions of
 ![$\mathrm{[Co(en)_2(H_2O)X]$](/math_tex/1b38f44559a4b406cd8ca3ba54894cff82.gif) {n+}}$      432 Rate constants for [Ru(III)(EDTA)(
  )r, substitution      426 Ratio of
  in universe      6 RE (Reductive elimination)      521 524 525 534 539
 Redox potentials      245
 Redox potentials, changed by coordination      595
 Redox potentials, chlorine      288
 Redox potentials, hydrogen      245
 Redox potentials, nitrogen      278
 Redox potentials, oxygen      246
 Reduced mass,
  18 469 Reducible representations      96 97 104—107
 Reducible representations, characters of      96 97
 Reducible representations, hybrid orbitals      159 160
 Reducible representations, reducing to irreducible representations      105—107
 Reductive carbonylation      474
 Reductive elimination (RE)      521 524 525 534 539
 Reflection operation (
  )      78 79 81—84 87 88 90—95 Reflection operation (
  ), dihedral      79 87 88 101 Reflection operation (
  ), horizontal      79 87 88 101 Reflection operation (
  ), vertical      79 87 88 101 Replacement, ligand      521
 Representations      96
 Representations of octahedral ligand orbitals      345 346 353
 Representations of point groups      94—97
 Representations of square planar complexes      357
 Representations of tetrahedral complexes      360
 Representations, irreducible      96—97
 Representations, notation      101 102
 Representations, reducible      96 97
 Representations, reducing      105 106
 Representations, rotational      105 106
 Representations, totally symmetric      98
 Representations, translational      105 106
 Representations, vibrational      105 106 108—110
 Resonance      52
 Resonance,
  52 Resonance, thiocyanate      54
 Reversibility, principle of microscopic      530
 Rich, R.L.      41 42
 Rochow, E.G., electronegativity      64
 Rotation axes      77 78 81 83 86 87
 Rotation operation (
  )      77 Rotation, effect on coordinates of a point      100
 Rotation-reflection axis (improper axis,
  )      79 81 Rotational representations      108
 Rotational symmetry (
  )      101 104 106 Rowland.F.S.      633
 Ruby, color      379
 Russell — Saunders coupling      382
 Rutherford, E., nuclear atom      17
 Rutile
  crystal structure      217 Rydberg constant      18
 S, quantum number      340
 SALC, symmetry-adapted linear combinations      140
 Sanderson, R T., electronegativity      64
 Sandwich compounds      4 454 455 485
 Sandwich compounds, examples      455
 Sandwich compounds, multiple-decker      4
 Sasol plants in South Africa      550
 Schrieffer, J.R.      229
 Schrock metathesis catalysts      545
 Schrock-type carbene complexes      498
 Schrodinger equation, three- dimensional      25
 Schrodinger, E., quantum mechanics      11
 Schrodinger, E., wave equation      21—24 26—29 32—36 38 40 41 43
 Schwederski, B.      635
 Seesaw geometry, VSEPR      61
 Selection rules, spectra      390
 Selenium      279 280 285
 Selenocarbonyl (CSe)      475
 Self-interstitials      232
 Semiconductors, conductance      224
 Semiconductors, defined      224
 Semiconductors, doped      224
 Semiconductors, energy bands, temperature dependence      225
 Semiconductors, Fermi level      225—227
 Semiconductors, intrinsic      224
 semiconductors, N-type      225
 semiconductors, P-type      225
 Semiconductors, temperature dependence of conductance      224
 Semimetals      242
 Seven-coordinate molecules      58
 Shannon, R.D      46
 Shape memory metals      214
 shielding      38 40 41 43
 Shielding constant S      38 40 41
 Siderochromes      605
 Siderophiles      10
 Sidgwick, N.V., and VSEPR      57
 Silanes, comparison with carbon compounds      271
 Silanes, structure      271
 Silica gel      269
 Silica,
  , structure      232 233 Silicates, minerals      10
 Silicates, structures      232—237 269 270
 Silicon carbide
  structure      271 Silicon compounds      269
 Silicon dioxide
  232 233 Silicon, isolation      262
 Silver chloride solubility, thermodynamics      222
 Silver halide solubility and acid-base properties      179
 Sixteen-electron complexes, square planar      465—467
 Skeletal bonding orbitals      572
 Slater’s rules, shielding      38 40
 Slow reactions (inert complexes), electronic structures      415
 Smart, L.      237
 Snowflake, symmetry      77 78
 Sodium chloride structure      214 215
 Sodium hydroxide      203
 Soft acids and bases      180—186
 Softness of acid or base      188
 Solid-state laser      227 228
 Solubility and HSAB      183 185 222
 Solubility and ion size      222
 Solubility of metal hydroxides      198 199
 Solubility product constants      198
 Solvation and acid-base strength      200 201
 Solvent isomers      309
 Solvent system, acid-base definition      166 168
 Somorjai, G.A.      551
 Spectra of
  with different bases      180 Spectral analysis of organometallic complexes      503
 Spectrochemical series      367 368
 Spherical coordinates      28
 Spherical nodes      32 33
 Spin angular momentum quantum number, S      384—387
 Spin angular momentum, total      382
 Spin magnetic moment      340
 Spin quantum number,
  26 27 Spin states and ligand field strength      348
 Spin, electron      27
 Spin-allowed transitions      390
 Spin-orbit coupling      387
 Splitting of free ion terms in octahedral symmetry      392
 Splitting, F, octahedral symmetry      403
 Splitting, Jahn — Teller distortion      400
 Square antiprismatic geometry      332 333
 Square antiprismatic geometry, VSEPR      58—60
 Square-planar complexes      3 327 328
 Square-planar complexes,
  complexes, OA reactions      524 525 Square-planar complexes,
  bonding      357 360 Square-planar complexes,
  bonding      360 Square-planar complexes, electron counting      465 466
 Square-planar complexes, electronic structure      342
 Square-planar complexes, isomers      310
 Square-planar complexes, molecular orbitals      356—360 466
 Square-planar complexes, Pd(II) and Pt(II) complexes      327
 
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