Since the macros \indanev
and \indanevi
are
included in the style file `lowcycle.sty',
they are introduced here.
The format of \indanv
is:
\indanev[BONDLIST]{SUBSLIST}The locant numbering (1–9) and the bond description (a–j) have a common format as shown in the following diagrams:
Character | Printed structure | Character | Printed structure |
none or r | aromatic six-membered ring | H or [] | fully saturated form |
a | 1,2-double bond | b | 2,3-double bond |
c | 3,3a-double bond | d | 4,3a-double bond |
e | 4,5-double bond | f | 5,6-double bond |
g | 6,7-double bond | h | 7,7a-double bond |
i | 1,7a-double bond | j | 3a,4a-double bond |
A | aromatic circle (six-membered ring) | ||
B | aromatic circle (five-membered ring) | ||
{n + } | plus at the n-nitrogen atom (n = 1 to 9) |
The argument SUBSLIST is used to specify each substituent with a locant number and a bond modifier shown in Table , in which n is an arabic numeral between 1 and 7. Substitution on 8 (3a position) or 9 (7a position) can be assigned in the same way.
Example:
\indanev{1D==O} \qquad \indanev[H]{1D==S;2==COOH}\par \indanev[egj]{2D==O;3Sa==H;3Sb==Ph}\qquad \indanev[A]{2D==O;3Sa==H;3Sb==Ph}produce the following structures:
The macro \indanevi
for drawing indane derivatives
of inverse vertical type has
the following format (lowcycle.sty).
\indanevi[BONDLIST]{SUBSLIST}The locant numbering and the bond description are common with the vertical counterpart as shown in the following diagrams:
Example:
\indanevi{1D==O} \qquad \indanevi[H]{1D==S;2==COOH}\par \indanevi[egj]{2D==O;3Sa==H;3Sb==Ph}\qquad \indanevi[A]{2D==O;3Sa==H;3Sb==Ph}produce the following structures: