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208 M.R. Caira: Crystalline Polymorphism of Organic Compounds 164. Nakano K, Sada K, Miyata M (1996) J Chem Soc, Chem Commun 989 165. Weissbuch I, Zbaida D,Addadi L, Leiserowitz L, Lahav M (1987) J Am Chem Soc 109:1869 166. Huang K-S, Britton D, Etter MC, Byrn SR (1995) J Mater Chem 5:379 167. Weinbach SP, Weissbuch I, Kjaer K, Bouwman WG, Nielsen JA, Lahav M, Leiserowitz L (1995) Adv Mater 7:857 168. Carter PW, Ward MD (1993) J Am Chem Soc 115:11,521 169. Bonafede SJ, Ward MD (1995) J Am Chem Soc 117:7853
Author Index Volumes 151-198 Author Index Vols. 26-50 see Vol. 50 Author lndex Vols. 51-100 see Vol. 100 Author Index Vols. 101-150 see Vol. 150 The volume numbers are printed in italics Adam W, Hadjiarapoglou L (1993) Dioxiranes: Oxidation Chemistry Made Easy. 164:45-62 Alberto R (1996) High- and Low-Valency Organometallic Compounds of Technetium and Rhenium. 176:149-188 Albini A, Fasani E, Mella M (1993) PET-Reactions of Aromatic Compounds. 168:143-173 Allan NL, Cooper D (1995) Momentum-Space Electron Densities and Quantum Molecular Similarity. 173: 85 - 111 Allamandola LJ (1990) Benzenoid Hydrocarbons in Space: The Evidence and Implications. 153:1-26 Alonso JA, Balb~is LC (1996) Density Functional Theory of Clusters of Naontransition Metals Using Simple Models. 182:119-171 Am4duri B, Boutevin B (1997) Telomerisation Reactions of Fluorinated Alkenes. 192:165- 233 Anderson RC, McGall G, Lipshutz RJ (1998) Polynucleotide Arrays for Genetic Sequence Analysis. 194:117-129 Anwander R (1996) Lanthanide Amides. 179: 33-112 Anwander R (1996) Routes to Monomeric Lanthanide Alkoxides. 179:149- 246 Anwander R, Herrmann WA (1996) Features of Organolanthanide Complexes. 179:1- 32 Aoyama Y (1998) Functional Organic Zeolite Analogues. 198:131 - 161 Artymiuk PJ, Poirette AR, Rice DW, Willett P (1995) The Use of Graph Theoretical Methods for the Comparison of the Structures of Biological Macromolecules. 174:73-104 Astruc D (1991 ) The Use of p-Organoiron Sandwiches in Aromatic Chemistry. 160:47-96 Azumi T, Miki H (1997) Spectroscopy of the Spin Sublevels of Transition Metal Complexes. 191 : 1-40 Baerends EJ, see van Leeuwen R (1996) 180:107-168 Baker BJ, Kerr RG (1993) Biosynthesis of Marine Sterols. 167:1- 32 Balb~is LC, see Alonso JA (1996) 182:119-171 Baldas J (1996) The Chemistry of Technetium Nitrido Complexes. 176: 37-76 Balzani V, Barigelletti F, De Cola L (1990) Metal Complexes as Light Absorption and Light Emission Sensitizers. 158:31 - 71 Balzani V, see Venturi M (1998) 197:193 -228 Bardin VV, see Petrov VA (1997) 192:39 - 95 Barigelletti F, see Balzani V (1990) 158:31-71 Bassi R, see Jennings RC (1996) 177:147-182 Battersby AR, Leeper FJ ( 1998 ) Biosynthesis of Vitamin B12. 195:143 - 193 Baumgarten M, Mtillen K (1994) Radical Ions: Where Organic Chemistry Meets Materials Sciences. 169:1 - 104 Beau J-M and Gallagher T (1997) Nucleophilic C-Glycosyl Donors for C-Glycoside Synthesis. 187:1 - 54 Bechthold A F-W, see Kirschning A (1997) 188:1 - 84 Begley TP, Kinsland C, Taylor S, Tandon M, Nicewonger R, Wu M, Chin H-I, Kelleher N, Cam- pobasso N, Zhang Y (1998) Cofactor Biosynthesis: A Mechanistic Perspective. 195:93 - 142
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