Abstract: | Li4Sr2Cr2N6]: A Hexanitridodichromate(V) The quaternary hexanitridodichromate(V) Li4Sr2Cr2N6] was obtained by reaction of the metals with flowing nitrogen at 900 °C as black‐shining crystals with a platy habit. The crystal structure was determined by X‐ray single crystal methods (orthorhombic, Pbca; a = 914.0 pm, b = 735.4 pm, c = 1053.6 pm; Z = 4). The compound contains isolated complex anions Cr2N6]8— consisting of two tetrahedra CrN4 sharing a common edge. The distance Cr—Cr in the complex anion is 249.7 pm. The analysis of the Electron Localization Function (ELF) indicates bonding interactions Cr—Cr. Strontium is in a sixfold (distorted octahedral), Lithium in a distorted tetrahedral (3+1]) coordination by nitrogen. According to measurements of the magnetic susceptibility the compound is diamagnetic. |