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Book of Abstract the Xvth FECHEM Conference on Organometallic Chemistry 1 Contents Abhinav Godavarthi1 and Swaminathan Sivaram2 ....................................................................................... 4 Aleksei A.N., Odintsova O.V., Solovyeva E.V................................................................................................ 5 Alvarez Hernandez ...................................................................................................................................... 6 Baev Alexei K., ............................................................................................................................................. 7 Baran Saliha, Fatma Ulusal, Bilgehan Güzel ................................................................................................ 9 Benov Momchil, Antoaneta Hineva, Violeta Konstantinova, Benova Kalinka ........................................... 10 Bristol Terry, .............................................................................................................................................. 12 Bukayev Yury ............................................................................................................................................. 13 Burt M., Prof. Emeritus, ............................................................................................................................ 15 Carlotto Alice and Marco Dalla Tiezza ....................................................................................................... 16 Cestaro Maristella,a Alessandra De Togni,b Lucia Giuffreda,c Rossella Romualdi,d Marco Bortoli,e Marco Dalla Tiezza,e Cecilia Muraro,e Giovanni Parolin,e Cristina Tubaro,e Laura Oriane ..................................... 17 Deepti Dhaygude, Vaishali Dhaygude, Dr.Sanjeev Joshi, Yudhavir Mahindrakar and Krantivir Mahindrakar, ............................................................................................................................................. 18 Dlyasin Gennady G., .................................................................................................................................. 19 Dohi Toshifumi .......................................................................................................................................... 21 Durakov S.A., Flid V.R. ............................................................................................................................... 22 Ergun Mustafa ........................................................................................................................................... 23 Fernandez Francisco, Tudor Spataru, Aibassov Yerkin, Yemelyanova Valentina ....................................... 27 Gazimagomedov M.A.1, Polynski M.V.1, Pidko E.A.1,2 ............................................................................... 28 Gitlina Anastasia Yu., Elena V. Grachova ................................................................................................... 31 Gomes da Silva Marcos Aurélio ................................................................................................................. 32 Grachova Elena V. ..................................................................................................................................... 33 Gugin Nikita ............................................................................................................................................... 34 Gutiérrez Samanez Julio Antonio, ............................................................................................................. 35 Hey-Hawkins Evamarie, John Popp, Axel Straube, Toni Grell, and Volker Eilrich ...................................... 36 Hreczycho Grzegorz, Krzysztof Kuciński, Joanna Kaźmierczak, Hanna Stachowiak, Dariusz Lewandowski 37 Ignacio Jose ............................................................................................................................................... 38 Imyanitov N.S., .......................................................................................................................................... 39 Jiang X ....................................................................................................................................................... 40 Jordi José, .................................................................................................................................................. 41 Keskinova M.V., Sychov M.M. ................................................................................................................... 42 Khanna S. N. .............................................................................................................................................. 44 Klyucharev V.V. ......................................................................................................................................... 45 Lalvani Haresh *# ........................................................................................................................................ 47 Latypova A.R. 1, M.D. Lebedev1, E.A. Kopoleva1, ....................................................................................... 48 2 Dr. Maarten G. Goesten, ........................................................................................................................... 49 Maeno Yoshiteru ....................................................................................................................................... 50 Makogon A.I 1,2, Balabanov S.V.1, Perevislov S.N.1,2 .................................................................................... 52 Mei-Hung Chiu .......................................................................................................................................... 53 Mikhailidi A.1, B.M. Tofanica2, N. Kotelnikova3 .......................................................................................... 54 Noval Virginia E., José G. Carriazo y Manuel F. Molina C. .......................................................................... 55 Nowicki Mateusz, Marcin Hoffmann, Donata Pluskota-Karwatka Agata Pawłowska, Jean-Noël Volle, David Virieux, Jean-Luc Pirat, Agnieszka Janiak ......................................................................................... 56 Olkhovskiy D., E. Aleksandrova ................................................................................................................. 57 Ostrowska Kinga, ....................................................................................................................................... 59 Pakalniskis A.1, D. Karoblis1, A. Lukowiak2, A. Zarkov1, D. V. Karpinsky3, P. Głuchowski2, R. Skaudzius1, W. Stręk2, A. Kareiva1 ...................................................................................................................................... 60 Pannell Keith and Hemant Sharma ............................................................................................................ 61 Patroniak Violetta, Aleksandra Bocian, Adam Gorczyński, Marta Fik ........................................................ 62 Pawluć Piotr, Maciej Skrodzki, Aleksandra Bocian, Aleksandra Skoczeń, Maciej Zaranek ......................... 63 Pcholkina K., E. Aleksandrova .................................................................................................................... 64 Perepelitca Elizaveta S., Tatiana B. Lisitskaia ............................................................................................. 65 Pluskota-Karwatka Donata, Marcin Hoffmann, Joanna Kwiczak-Yiğitbaşı, Jean-Luc Pirat, David Virieux, Jean-Noël Volle, Agnieszka Janiak ............................................................................................................. 66 Pyykko ̈ Pekka ............................................................................................................................................ 68 Qureshi Sheila, .......................................................................................................................................... 70 Rabinovich Daniel ...................................................................................................................................... 71 Romanova A. A., M. M. Shamtsyan ........................................................................................................... 72 Ryazantsev G.B., Dr. Khaskov M.A., Prof. Dr. Lavrenchenko G.K., Prof. Dr. Beckman I.N. ......................... 73 Ryazantsev G.B., Dr. Khaskov M.A., Prof. Dr. Lavrenchenko G.K., Prof. Dr. Beckman I.N. ......................... 74 Schwarz W. H. Eugen * and Jun Li ............................................................................................................. 75 Stolyarova V.L. ........................................................................................................................................... 76 Terteryan A.S., D.I. Mustafin ..................................................................................................................... 77 Tezcan Burcu, Saliha Baran, Bilgehan Güzel .............................................................................................. 78 Tikhanova S., E. Aleksandrova ................................................................................................................... 80 Trazkowski................................................................................................................................................. 81 Vinogradova Maria ...................................................................................................................................
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