Die Schichtstruktur von Tl[CuAsO4] und Tl[CuPO4] mit Zwischenschichten aus Thallium(I) mit stereoaktivem Elektronenpaar

The Layer Structure of Tl[CuAsO₄] and Tl[CuPO₄] with Layers of Thallium(I) with Stereoactive Lone Pair Single crystals of Tl[CuAsO₄] and Tl[CuPO₄] were prepared by reaction of oxygen with Tl/Cu/As and Tl/Cu/P alloys, respectively. The new isotypic compounds crystallize in spacegroup C2/c with Z = 8 and lattice constants a = 684.70(7) pm, b = 712.64(5) pm, c = 1822.4(2) pm, β = 92.76(1)° for Tl[CuAsO₄] and a = 671.57(8) pm, b = 697.09(6) pm, c = 1789.1(2) pm, β = 93.12(1)° for Tl[CuPO₄]. Square planar [CuO₄]-units are connected by common corners to form undulated [CuO₃]₂-chains running along [010]. Interconnection of the chains by arsenate or phosphate groups results in the formation of anionic cuprate-arsenate- and cuprate-phosphate-slabs, respectively. Along [001] these slabs are alternating with double layers of thallium(I) ions in which the stereochemical activity of the Tl⁺ lone pair is apparent from an hemispheric coordination of thallium by oxygen. The structure is related to that of the orthorhombic form of KCuPO₄.     

Über Thallium(I)-chlorooxomolybdate: Synthese und Kristallstrukturen von Tl[MoOCl4(NCCH3)], Tl[Mo2O2Cl7] und Tl2[Mo4O4Cl14] und die Struktur von Tl2[MoCl6]

On Thallium(I)-oxochloromolybdates: Synthesis and Crystal Structures of Tl[MoOCl₄(NCCH₃)], Tl[Mo₂O₂Cl₇], and Tl₂[Mo₄O₄Cl₁₄] and the Structure of Tl₂[MoCl₆] Black crystals of Tl₂[MoCl₆] are formed in the reaction of TlCl with MoOCl₃ in a sealed evacuated glass ampoule at 350 °C. The crystal structure analysis shows that Tl₂[MoCl₆] (cubic, Fm 3¯m, a = 986.35(7) pm) adopts the K₂[PtCl₆] structure with a Mo–Cl bond length of 236.6 pm. Tl[MoOCl₄(NCCH₃)] was obtained by the reaction of TlCl with MoOCl₃ in acetonitrile in form of yellow, moisture sensitive crystals. The structure (orthorhombic, Cmcm, a = 746.0(1), b = 1463.8(3), c = 857.3(2) pm) is built of Tl⁺ cations and octahedral [MoOCl₄(NCCH₃)]^– anions in which the acetonitrile ligand is bound in trans position to the oxygen. The reaction of TlCl and MoOCl₃ in dichloromethane yields Tl[Mo₂O₂Cl₇] and Tl₂[Mo₄O₄Cl₁₄] as green moisture sensitive crystals. The structure of Tl[Mo₂O₂Cl₇] (orthorhombic, Pmmn, a = 694.3(1), b = 951.9(2), c = 904.7(1) pm) consists of Tl⁺ cations and dinuclear [Mo₂O₂Cl₇]^– anions, with two equidistant chlorine bridges of 248.2 and one longer chlorine bridge of 265.7 pm. The oxygen atoms are located in the trans positions of the longer chloro bridge. The structure of Tl₂[Mo₄O₄Cl₁₄] (triclinic, P1¯, a = 692.8(1), b = 919.6(1), c = 998.9(1) pm, α = 104.94(1)°, β = 90.31(1)°, γ = 108.14(1)°) is build of Tl⁺ cations and [Mo₄O₄Cl₁₄]^2– anions which form tetramers of distorted octahedral, edgesharing (MoOCl₅) units with chlorine atoms in the bridging positions. The oxygen atoms are located in the trans positions of the longest chlorine bridges.     

Tl2CuAsO4 – ein Zwischenprodukt bei der Oxidation von Tl/Cu/As-Legierungen im Sauerstoffstrom

Tl₂CuAsO₄ – an Intermediate Phase in the Oxidation of Tl/Cu/As Alloys with Oxygen Waxy, honey-jellow single crystals of the new compound Tl₂CuAsO₄ (monoclinic, P2₁/c, a = 860.1(1) pm, b = 533.94(7) pm, c = 1200.1(2) pm, β = 98.10(1)°, Z = 4) were prepared as an intermediate product of the oxidation process in the reaction of Tl/Cu/As-alloys with oxygen. Their structure was determined from IPDS data (w2R = 0.071 for 1271 F² values and 74 parameters). The structure contains an isolated [Cu₂As₂O₈]^4– group consisting of two AsO₄-tetrahedra connected by two Cu⁺ ions with an approximately linear O–Cu–O coordination. The [Cu₂As₂O₈]^4– groups are linked to a threedimensional framework by thallium(I) ions which show an hemispheric coordination sphere of oxygen ions indicating the stereochemical activity of the Tl⁺ lone pair.     

Thallium(I), Silver(I), and Mixed Thallium(I)/Copper(I) Clusters with Bridging {Me2Si(N‐C6H4‐2‐SPh)2}2– Ligands

The S‐functionalized aminosilane Me₂Si(NH‐C₆H₄‐2‐SPh)₂ (H₂L) ( 1 ) was prepared from dichlorodimethylsilane and lithiated 2‐(phenylthio)aniline. Treatment of compound 1 with two equivalents of n‐butyllithium led to the dilithium derivative Li₂L, which was used in subsequent reactions with MCl (M = Tl, Cu, Ag) to prepare the complexes [Tl₂L] ( 2 ), [Cu₂Tl₂L₂] · 2THF ( 3a ), [Cu₂Tl₂L₂(THF)₂] ( 3b ), and [Ag₄L₂(THT)₂] ( 4 ) (THT = tetrahydrothiophene). Compound 2 consists of two thallium atoms, which are connected by a L^2– ligand to give a puckered Tl₂N₂ ring with Tl–N distances of 255(1)–268(1) pm. Compounds 3a and 3b are heterobimetallic complexes, which are based on [Cu₂L₂]^2– cores featuring a Cu₂N₄Si₂ ring with linearly coordinated copper atoms [Cu–N: 190.7(3)–192.5(3) pm] and two peripherally attached Tl atoms [Tl–N: 272.7(3)–281.9(3) pm]. The molecular structure of the tetranuclear silver(I) complex 4 is closely related to the structure of compounds 3a and 3b by replacement of the Cu and Tl atoms with Ag atoms. The Ag–N distances are 217.5(3)–245.7(3) pm.     

Zwei Dodekahydro‐closo‐Dodekaborate mit Lone‐Pair‐Kationen der 6. Periode im Vergleich: Tl2[B12H12] und Pb(H2O)3[B12H12]·3H2O

During the reaction of an aqueous solution of (H₃O)₂[B₁₂H₁₂] with Tl₂CO₃ anhydrous thallium(I) dodecahydro‐closo‐dodecaborate Tl₂[B₁₂H₁₂] is obtained as colorless, spherical single crystals. It crystallizes in the cubic system with the centrosymmetric space group Fm$\bar{3}$ (a = 1074.23(8) pm, Z = 4) in an anti‐CaF₂ type structure. Four quasi‐icosahedral [B₁₂H₁₂]^2– anions (d(B–B) = 180–181 pm, d(B–H) = 111 pm) exhibit coordinative influence on each Tl⁺ cation and provide a twelvefold coordination in the shape of a cuboctahedron (d(Tl–H) = 296 pm). There is no observable stereochemical activity of the non‐bonding electron pairs (6s² lone pairs) at the Tl⁺ cations. By neutralization of an aqueous solution of the acid (H₃O)₂[B₁₂H₁₂] with PbCO₃ and after isothermic evaporation colorless, plate‐like single crystals of lead(II) dodecahydro‐closo‐dodecaborate hexahydrate Pb(H₂O)₃[B₁₂H₁₂] · 3H₂O can be isolated. This compound crystallizes orthorhombically with the non‐centrosymmetric space group Pna2₁ (a = 1839.08(9), b = 1166.52(6), c = 717.27(4) pm, Z = 4). The crystal structure of Pb(H₂O)₃[B₁₂H₁₂] · 3H₂O is characterized as a layer‐like arrangement. The Pb²⁺ cations are coordinated in first sphere by only three oxygen atoms from water molecules (d(Pb–O) = 247–248 pm). But a coordinative influence of the [B₁₂H₁₂]^2– anions (d(B–B) = 173–181 pm, d(B–H) = 93–122 pm) on lead has to be stated, too, as three hydrogen atoms from three different hydroborate anions are attached to the Pb²⁺ cations (d(Pb–H) = 258–270 pm) completing their first‐sphere coordination number to six. These three oxygen and three hydrogen ligands are arranged as quite irregular polyhedron leaving enough space for a stereochemical lone‐pair activity (6sp) at each Pb²⁺ cation. Since additional intercalating water of hydration is present as well, both classical H–O^δ– ··· ^+δH–O‐ and unconventional B–H^δ– ··· ^+δH–O hydrogen bonds play a significant role in the stabilization of the entire crystal structure.     

TlCu5O(VO4)3 mit KCu5O(VO4)3‐Struktur – ein Thallium‐kupfer(II)‐oxidvanadat als Oxidationsprodukt einer Tl/Cu/V‐Legierung

TlCu₅O(VO₄)₃ with KCu₅O(VO₄)₃ Structure – a Thallium Copper(II) Oxide Vanadate as an Oxidation Product of a Tl/Cu/V Alloy Brown‐black crystals of the new oxide vanadate TlCu₅O(VO₄)₃ (triclinic, P1, a = 610.4(1) pm, b = 828.9(1) pm, c = 1075.3(1) pm, α = 97.70(1)°, β = 92.25(1)°, γ = 90.28(1)°, Z = 2) were obtained as a byproduct during the reaction of a Tl/Cu/V alloy with oxygen. The compound is isotypic with KCu₅O(VO₄)₃. All the crystals investigated were twins by non‐merohedry with [100] as the twin axis. The structure contains ladder shaped [Cu₁₀O₂₆]‐ribbons composed of edge‐ and corner‐sharing [CuO₅]‐polyhedra (tetragonal pyramids and trigonal bipyramids) and linked by vanadate groups. The thallium ions fill channels running along the a axis. No stereochemical activity of the thallium(I)‐lone pair is observed.     

The preparation and 119Sn mössbauer spectra of [Sn2F3] [MF6] (M  As,Sb)

Tin(II) fluoride reacts with Lewis acids, AsF₅ and SbF₅, in a 2:1 ratio, to give salts of the [Sn₂F₃⁺] cation. Reaction of SnF·MF₆ with SnF₂ in liquid SO₂ also produces the [Sn₂F₃] [MF₆] salt. Tin-119 Mössbauer data are presented and compared with those for SnF₂, SnF·MF₆ and Sn(SbF₆)₂.     

Synthese und Kristallstrukturen der heteronuklearen Nitrido‐Komplexe [(Me2PhP)3(MeCN)ClRe≡N–MCl5] mit M = Sn und Zr

Synthesis and Structures of the Dinuclear Nitrido Complexes [(Me₂PhP)₃(MeCN)ClRe≡N–MCl₅] with M = Sn and Zr The water sensitive complexes [(Me₂PhP)₃(MeCN)ClRe≡N–MCl₅] (M = Sn ( 1 ) und Zr ( 2 )) are obtained in dichloromethane from [ReNCl₂(PMe₂Ph)₃] and the acetonitrile adducts of SnCl₄ or ZrCl₄. The compounds crystallize as dichloromethane solvate isotypically with [(Me₂PhP)₃(MeCN)ClRe≡N–TiCl₅] · CH₂Cl₂ in the space group P2₁/n. From toluene crystallize monoclinic crystals of 1 · MeCN · C₇H₈. In the diamagnetic complexes 1 and 2 an anion [MCl₅]^– coordinates to the nitrido ligand of the cationic complex [ReNCl(MeCN)(PMe₂Ph)₃]⁺. The resulting nitrido bridges Re≡N–M are almost linear and asymmetric with Re–N = 169.5 pm, Sn–N = 230.1 pm and Re–N–Sn = 164.5° for 1 and Re–N = 168.4 pm, Zr–N = 237.2 pm and Re–N–Zr = 165.6° for 2 . The phosphine ligands at the Re atom are in a meridional arrangement.     

Synthese und Kristallstrukturen von (2‐Methylpyridinium)3[TbCl6] und (2‐Methylpyridinium)2[TbCl5(1‐Butanol)]

Preparation and Structure of (2‐Methylpyridinium)₃[TbCl₆] and (2‐Methylpyridinium)₂[TbCl₅(1‐Butanol)] The complex chlorides (2‐Methylpyridinium)₃[TbCl₆] (1) and (2‐Methylpyridinium)₂[TbCl₅(1‐Butanol)] (2) have been prepared for the first time. The crystal structures have been determinated from single crystal X‐ray diffraction data. 1 crystallizes in the monoclinic space group C2/c (Z = 8) with a = 3241,2(5) pm, b = 897,41(9) pm, c = 1774,2(2) pm and β = 97,83(2)°, 2 in the monoclinic space group P2₁/n (Z = 4) with a = 1372,96(16) pm, b = 997,57(9) pm, c = 1820,5(2) pm and β = 108,75(1)°. The structures contain isolated octahedral building units [TbCl₆]^3– and [TbCl₅(1‐Butanol)]^2–, respectively.     

A Thallium Coated Dianion: Trigonal Bipyramidal [F2Al(OR)3]2— Coordinated to Three Tl+ Cations in the Ion Pair [Tl3F2Al(OR)3]+[Al(OR)4]— [R = CH(CF3)2]

The reproducible synthesis of the unusual ionic aluminum compound [Tl₃F₂Al(OR)₃]⁺[Al(OR)₄]^— ( 1 ) is reported. In the reaction of Li[Al(OR)₄] [R = C(H)(CF₃)₂] with TlF the initially desired Tl[Al(OR)₄] only formed with an exact 1:1 stoichiometry, while an excess of TlF led to [Tl₃F₂Al(OR)₃]⁺[Al(OR)₄]^— ( 1 ). Additionally the x‐ray single crystal structure of the byproduct [(R‐OH)TlAl(OR)₃(μ‐F)]₂ ( 2 ) was determined. Compounds 1 and 2 were characterized by X‐ray single crystal structure determinations and 1 also by NMR spectroscopy and an elemental analysis. In 1 the [Tl₃F₂Al(OR)₃]⁺ cation forms a trigonal bipyramid with a pentacoordinate aluminum atom. Three Tl⁺ cations cover the [F₂Al(OR)₃]^2— dianion core and the charge of the resulting [Tl₃F₂Al(OR)₃]⁺ cation is compensated by a weakly coordinating [Al(OR)₄]^— anion. Compound 2 contains a centrosymmetric [Al(OR)₃(μ‐F)]₂^2— dianion core with pentacoordinate aluminum atoms building a distorted edge sharing double trigonal bipyramid. The [Al(OR)₃(μ‐F)]₂^2— dianion coordinates two [Tl(R‐OH)]⁺ cations giving the non charged molecular [(R‐OH)TlAl(OR)₃(μ‐F)]₂ ( 2 ). Based on BP86/SVP (DFT‐) and lattice enthalpy calculations a pathway of the reaction was proposed to rationalize the formation of the [M₃F₂Al(OR)₃]⁺ cation upon reaction of Li[Al(OR)₄] with MF for M = Tl but not for M = Cs (cf. Cs⁺ and Tl⁺ have very similar ionic radii). Using a suitable BorñHaber cycle and in agreement with the experiment, the enthalpies of the reaction of 2 M[Al(OR)₄] with 2 MF giving [M₃F₂Al(OR)₃]⁺[Al(OR)₄]^— and MOR were shown to be favorable for M = Tl by 127 kJ/mol but endothermic for the formation of the hypothetical [Cs₃F₂Al(OR)₃]⁺[Al(OR)₄]^— by 95 kJ/mol. It is suggested that in the reaction leading to 1 initially Tl[Al(OR)₄] is formed, followed by an abstraction of TlOR and Al(OR)₃. The latter very strong Lewis acid reacts subsequently with an excess of TlF yielding 1 .     

[Tl3Cp2][CpMo(CO)3] – ein Salz mit dem neuartigen Kation [Tl3Cp2]+. Neuuntersuchung der Struktur von MCp (M = In,Tl)

[Tl₃Cp₂][CpMo(CO)₃] – a Salt with the New Cation [Tl₃Cp₂]⁺. Structural Reinvestigation of MCp (M = In, Tl) Single crystals of MCp [M = In ( 1 ), Tl ( 2 )] could be obtained from saturated THF solutions. Mo(CO)₆ reacts with TlCp in toluene under reflux conditions to the complex salt [Tl₃Cp₂][CpMo(CO)₃] ( 3 ). 3 was characterized by NMR, IR and MS spectra. In addition, 1 – 3 were investigated by X-ray structure determinations. According to this, 1 and 2 crystallize isotypical in the centrosymmetric space group C2/c and form zig-zag-shaped chain polymers in the solid state. 3 crystallizes in the space group P2₁/n. In 3 , u-shaped units [Tl₃Cp₃Mo(CO)₃] are arranged through additional Tl–CO contacts to helices along [010].     

Mixed‐Valence Thallium(I,III) Bromides The Crystal Structure of α—Tl2Br3

Thallium sesquibromide Tl₂Br₃ is dimorphic. Scarlet coloured crystals of α‐Tl₂Br₃ were obtained by reactions of aqueous solutions of TlBr₃ and Tl₂SO₄ in agarose gel. In case of rapid crystallisation of hydrous TlBr₃/TlBr solutions and from TlBr/TlBr₂ melts ß‐Tl₂Br₃ is formed as scarlet coloured, extremely thin lamellae. The crystal structures of both forms are very similar and can be described as mixed‐valence thallium(I)‐hexabromothallates(III) Tl₃[TlBr₆]. In the monoclinic unit cell of α‐Tl₃[TlBr₆] (a = 26.763(7) Å; b = 15.311(6) Å; c = 27.375(6) Å; β = 108.63(2)°, Z = 32, space gr. C2/c) the 32 Tl^III‐cations are found in strongly distorted octahedral TlBr₆ groups. The 96 Tl^I cations are surrounded either by four or six TlBr₆ groups with contacts to 8 or 9 Br neighbors. Crystals of β‐Tl₃[TlBr₆] by contrast show almost hexagonal metrics (a = 13.124(4) Å, b = 13.130(4) Å, c = 25.550(7) Å, γ = 119.91(9)°, Z = 12, P2₁/m). Refinements of the parameters revealed structural disorder of TlBr₆ units, possibly resulting from multiple twinning. Both structures are composed of Tl₂[TlBr₆]^— and Tl₄[TlBr₆]⁺ multilayers, which alternate parallel (001). The structural relationships of the complicated structures of α‐ and β‐Tl₃[TlBr₆] to the three polymorphous forms of Tl₂Cl₃ as well as to the structures of monoclinic hexachlorothallates M₃TlCl₆ (M = K, Rb) and the cubic elpasolites are discussed.     

Stabilisierung von M+‐Ionen (M = In,Tl) durch Dibenzyldichlorogallat

Stabilization of M⁺ Ions (M = In, Tl) by Dibenzyldichlorogallate MCl reacts with (PhCH₂)₂GaCl to give M[(PhCH₂)₂GaCl₂] [M = In ( 1 ), Tl ( 2 )]. 1 and 2 were characterized by NMR, IR and MS techniques. In addition, an X‐ray structure determination of 1 was performed. According to this, 1 consists of four‐membered In₂Cl₂ rings connected by weak In…Cl contacts (344 pm) along [010] to a coordination polymer. The In⁺ ion is coordinated by four In–Cl and two In‐aryl interactions.     

Destruktive Komplexierung des dimeren Diorganylzinn(IV)‐hydroxids [Me2Sn(A)(μ‐OH)]2 (HA = Benzol‐1,2‐disulfonsäureimid): Bildung und Strukturen der Einkernkomplexe [Me2Sn(A)2(OPPh3)2] und [Me2Sn(phen)2]2⊕ · 2 A⊖ · MeCN

Polysulfonylamines. CXVI. Destructive Complexation of the Dimeric Diorganyltin(IV) Hydroxide [Me₂Sn(A)(μ‐OH)]₂ (HA = Benzene‐1,2‐disulfonimide): Formation and Structures of the Mononuclear Complexes [Me₂Sn(A)₂(OPPh₃)₂] and [Me₂Sn(phen)₂]^2⊕ · 2 A^⊖ · MeCN Destructive complexation of the dimeric hydroxide [Me₂Sn(A)(μ‐OH)]₂, where A^⊖ is deprotonated benzene‐1,2‐disulfonimide, with two equivalents of triphenylphosphine oxide or 1,10‐phenanthroline in hot MeCN produced, along with Me₂SnO and water, the novel coordination compounds [Me₂Sn(A)₂(OPPh₃)₂] ( 3 , triclinic, space group P 1) and [Me₂Sn(phen)₂]^2⊕ · 2 A^⊖ · MeCN ( 4 , monoclinic, P2₁/c). In the uncharged all‐trans octahedral complex 3 , the heteroligands are unidentally O‐bonded to the tin atom, which resides on a crystallographic centre of inversion [Sn–O(S) 227.4(2), Sn–O(P) 219.6(2) pm, cis‐angles in the range 87–93°; anionic ligand partially disordered over two equally populated sites for N, two S and non‐coordinating O atoms]. The cation occurring in the crystal of 4 has a severely distorted cis‐octahedral C₂N₄ coordination geometry around tin and represents the first authenticated example of a dicationic tin(IV) dichelate [R₂Sn(L–L′)₂]^2⊕ to adopt a cis‐structure [C–Sn–C 108.44(11)°]. The five‐membered chelate rings are nearly planar, with similar bite angles of the bidentate ligands, but unsymmetric Sn–N bond lengths, each of the longer bonds being trans to a methyl group [ring 1: N–Sn–N 71.24(7)°, Sn–N 226.81(19) and 237.5(2) pm; ring 2: 71.63(7)°, 228.0(2) and 232.20(19) pm]. In both structures, the bicyclic and effectively C_S symmetric A^⊖ ions have their five‐membered rings distorted into an envelope conformation, with N atoms displaced by 28–43 pm from the corresponding C₆S₂ mean plane.     

Synthesen und Eigenschaften von Pentafluorethylkupfer(I)‐ und ‐(III)‐Verbindungen: Cu(C2F5) · D, [Cu(C2F5)2]– und (C2F5)2CuSC(S)N(C2H5)2

Syntheses and Properties of Pentafluoroethylcopper(I) and ‐copper(III) Compounds: CuC₂F₅ · D, [Cu(C₂F₅)₂]^–, and (C₂F₅)₂CuSC(S)N(C₂H₅)₂ The reactions of Cd(C₂F₅)₂ · D and Zn(C₂F₅)₂ · D (D = 2 CH₃CN, 2 DMF), respectively, with copper(I) halides in the presence of halides quantitatively yield the CuC₂F₅ compounds CuC₂F₅ · D and [Cu(C₂F₅)₂]^–. The CuC₂F₅ complexes are identified by NMR spectroscopy, while [Cu(C₂F₅)₂]^– is isolated as PNP salt (PNP = (C₆H₅)₃PNP(C₆H₅)₃⁺). Both compounds are excellent C₂F₅ group transfer reagents, even at low temperature. Oxidation of [Cu(C₂F₅)₂]^– with [(C₂H₅)₂NC(S)S]₂ yields the crystalline Cu(III) compound (C₂F₅)₂CuSC(S)N(C₂H₅)₂ (monoclinic, C2/c).     

Ein grünes,paramagnetisches Goldfluorid – Sn1−xAuxF4?

A Green Paramagnetic Gold Fluoride – Sn_1?xAu_xF₄? Green single crystals were obtained by heating (Au-tube, 450° – 500°C) a mixture of SnF₂ and AuF₃ (Sn : Au = 1 : 1) which correspond to the SnF₄-type [2, 3] (two single crystals, A: 762 I_o, R1 = 2.4%; B: 1591 I_o, R1 = 1.2% (SHELXL-93); I4/mmm (No. 139); B: a = 404.8(1) pm, c = 796.4(1) pm, c/a = 1.97, Z_F2 = 0.2354). Due to atom absorption and Mössbauer measurements the crystals contain Au. The compound is paramagnetic and follows the Curie-Weiß law (14.7–251.3 K, θ = ?12 K, μ/μ_B = 1.55). ESR-experiments confirm that Au is surrounded by 6 F^? according to Sn in SnF₄ (2 short (187.5 pm) and 4 longer (202.4 pm) distances). The observed Mössbauer spectra could not be interpreted yet, but they don't correspond to any known.     

Synthese und Kristallstrukturen von (3‐Methylpyridinium)3[DyCl6] und (3‐Methylpyridinium)2[DyCl5(Ethanol)]

Preparation and Structure of (3‐Methylpyridinium)₃[DyCl₆] and (3‐Methylpyridinium)₂[DyCl₅(Ethanol)] The complex chlorides (3‐Methylpyridinium)₃[DyCl₆] ( 1 ) and (3‐Methylpyridinium)₂[DyCl₅(Ethanol)] ( 2 ) have been prepared for the first time. The crystal structures have been determined from single crystal X‐ray diffraction data. 1 crystallizes in the trigonal space group R3c (Z = 36) with a = 2953.3(3) pm, b = 2953.3(3) pm and c = 3252.5(4) pm, compound 2 crystallizes in the triclinic space group P1 (Z = 2) with a = 704.03(8) pm, b = 808.10(8) pm, c = 1937.0(2) pm, α = 77.94(1)°, β = 87.54(1)° and γ = 83.26(1)°. The structures contain isolated octahedral building units [DyCl₆]^3– and [DyCl₅(Ethanol)]^2–, respectively.     

CuYS2: Ein ternäres Kupfer(I)‐Yttrium(III)‐Sulfid mit Ketten {[Cu(S1)3/3(S2)1/1]3–} cis‐kantenverknüpfter [CuS4]7–‐Tetraeder

CuYS₂: A Ternary Copper(I) Yttrium(III) Sulfide with Chains {[Cu(S1)_3/3(S2)_1/1]^3–} of cis ‐Edge Connected [CuS₄]^7– Tetrahedra Pale yellow, lath‐shaped single crystals of the ternary copper(I) yttrium(III) sulfide CuYS₂ are obtained by the oxidation of equimolar mixtures of the metals (copper and yttrium) with sulfur in the molar ratio 1 : 1 : 2 within fourteen days at 900 °C in evacuated silica ampoules, while the presence of CsCl as fluxing agent promotes their growth. The crystal structure of CuYS₂ (orthorhombic, Pnma; a = 1345.3(1), b = 398.12(4), c = 629.08(6) pm, Z = 4) exhibits chains of cis‐edge linked [CuS₄]^7– tetrahedra with the composition {[Cu(S1)_3/3(S2)_1/1]^3–} running along [010] which are hexagonally bundled as closest rod packing. Charge equalization and three‐dimensional interconnection of these anionic chains occur via octahedrally coordinated Y³⁺ cations. These are forming together with the S^2– anions a network [Y(S1)_3/3(S2)_3/3]^– of vertex‐ and edge‐shared [YS₆]^9– octahedra with ramsdellite topology. The metall‐sulfur distances of the [CuS₄]^7– tetrahedra (230 (Cu–S2), 232 (Cu–S1), and 253 pm (Cu–S1′, 2 × )) cover a very broad interval, whilst these (Y–S: 267–280 pm) within the [YS₆]^9– octahedra range rather closely together.     

Crystallographic report: Thallium(18‐crown‐6) hexafluorophosphate, [Tl(18‐crown‐6)](PF6)

Thallium(18‐crown‐6) hexafluorophosphate was prepared and its structure was determined by X‐ray diffraction analysis. The Tl⁺ ion is surrounded by six oxygen atoms of 18‐crown‐6 and three fluorine atoms of , forming a sandwiched structure. If the three Tl–F interactions were considered significant, the coordination number in the title compound would be nine. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Synthese von (C6F5)2SF+MF6− (M  As,Sb) und Kristallstruktur von (C6F5)2SF+SbF6− [1]

Preparation of (C₆F₅)₂SF⁺MF₆^? (M ? As, Sb) and Crystal Structure of (C₆F₅)₂SF⁺SbF₆^? XeF⁺MF₆^? (M ? As, Sb) reacts with (C₆F₅)₂S in HF to form (C₆F₅)₂SF⁺MF₆^?. The deeply violet sulfonium salts can be kept without decomposition up to 24 h at room temperature. The hexafluoroantimonate salt crystallizes in the monoclinic space group P2₁/n with a = 1056.4(7) pm, b = 1446.3(10) pm, c = 1102.9(8) pm, β = 91.29(6)° und Z = 4. The SF-bond distance with 158.4(3) pm is of unusual length. Cations and anions are connected via interionic fluorine contacts to an infinite chain, in which cations and anions form to ABAB sequence along the chain.