Synthesis and properties of linear, branched, and cyclic metallacarborane oligomers

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1. Contents
2. Preface
3. New discoveries at the interface of boron and carbon chemistries
4. Reactions of boranes and metallaboranes with phosphines
5. Two-electron aromatics containing three and four adjacent boron atoms
6. Role of B(C6F5)3 in catalyst activation, anion formation, and as C6F5 transfer agent
7. Boron clusters for medicinal drug design: Selective estrogen receptor modulators bearing carborane
8. Rearrangements in the nona-and azanonaborane clusters
9. Synthesis and properties of linear, branched, and cyclic metallacarborane oligomers
10. Recent advances in the chemistry of carboranes and metallacarboranes
11. Use of organoboron halides in organic synthesis
12. Polyhedral boron-containing cluster chemistry: Aspects of architecture beyond the icosahedron
13. New asymmetric syntheses with boronic esters and fluoroboranes
14. Mechanism of the opening of the closo-NB11 clusters by bases
15. Tandem allylboration-ring-closing metathesis reactions for the preparation of biologically active molecules
16. Small boranes, carboranes, and heterocarboranes
17. Molecular and polymeric precursors to boron carbide nanofibers, nanocylinders, and nanoporous ceramics
18. New carboranes and phosphaboranes
19. Boron clusters: Do they receive the deserved interest?
20. Evolving patterns in boron cluster chemistry
21. Supraicosahedral (metalla) carboranes
22. Controlled synthesis of carbons-adjacent and-apart nido -and arachno-carborane anions and their metal complexes
23. Boron-gadolinium binary system as a magnetic resonance imaging boron carrier
24. Enolboration of conjugated ketones and synthesis of beta-amino alcohols and boronated alpha-amino acids
25. "Heavy metals"-A meaningless term? (IUPAC Technical Report)
26. Provisional Nomenclature Recommendations