Symbols for electronic bonds

Cranston, John A.

doi:10.1002/jctb.5000470803

J. Chem. Technol. Biotechnol.

1928

DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5000470803

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Symbols for electronic bonds

John A. Cranston¹

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“…That this state of affairs is all too prevalent is attested by the previously noted plea of Cranston (2) for the adoption of a rational system of electronic valence notation. Not only the readers of j ournals, but some editors sense it.…”

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A Pragmatic System of Notation of Electronic Valence Conceptions in Chemical Formulas.

Fry¹

1929

Chem. Rev.

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This paper presents for consideration some questions and points of view bearing upon the methods of indicating within chemical formulas electronic conceptions of valence now in vogue.Alfred W. Stewart (1) in his latest volume, "Recent Advances in Organic Chemistry," states that "The greatest problem before Organic Chemists at the present day is the application of modern electronic views to the salient phenomena among the reactions of carbon compounds." If we accept this dictum, we are immediately confronted with two pertinent questions. First, in what manner and to what extent should the chemist's graphic or

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“…The import of both of these perplexing questions has been fully sensed and expressed by John A. Cranston (2) in the opening paragraph of an address entitled "Symbols for Electronic Bonds" in these words:…”

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A Pragmatic System of Notation of Electronic Valence Conceptions in Chemical Formulas.

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1929

Chem. Rev.

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