Application of Skeletal Numbers to Categorize Chemical Clusters

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The book explores the innovative application of skeletal numbers to categorize skeletal elements and clusters into distinct series. It delves into the origins of these classifications through specific formulas and introduces key concepts like capping and the K(n) parameter. The classification system includes [Mx] clans and S=4n+q families, alongside the identification of three major cluster series. It also presents a novel formula for calculating cluster valence electrons, enhancing the understanding of ligand distribution and the categorization of Matryoshka clusters.