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Organosilicon chemistry has a considerable and growing importance both in industry and in the academic world. It draws on and contributes to the traditional areas of organic, inorganic and physical chemistry, yet at the same time is fast becoming a mainstay of the interdisciplinary area of materials science. The multidisciplinary approach gives a unique strength to organosilicon chemistry which is well-reflected in this important book. Frontiers of Organosilicon Chemistry presents a state-of-the-art account of the subject, written by leading exponents in the field, who are a mix of both established experts and exciting younger scientists. The book gives a balanced account of current organosilicon chemistry and covers the most active and fruitful areas. It will appeal to chemists in both industry and academia, providing specialist information as well as a useful overview for those new to the subject.