(Acetato‐κ2O,O′)dihydroxidoytterbium(III) hemihydrate |
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Authors: | Ralph A Zehnder Robert A Renn Frank R Fronczek |
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Abstract: | The title compound, Yb(C2H3O2)(OH)2]·0.5H2O, was obtained via hydrothermal reaction of Yb(CH3COO)3·H2O with NaOH at 443 K. The compound forms two‐dimensional layers with six crystallographically independent YbIII atoms. Four of these form YbO8 coordination polyhedra, while the coordination number of the remaining two YbIII atoms is 7. Five of these coordination polyhedra are interconnected mainly via hydroxide groups, as they build a narrow inner layer that extends infinitely within the ab plane. The sixth YbIII atom resides outside this inner layer and builds a terminal YbO8 coordination polyhedron on the layer surface. Its coordination environment comprises four carboxylate O atoms belonging to three different acetate entities, three hydroxide groups and one water molecule. Adjacent layers experience weak interactions via hydrogen bonds. The Yb—O distances lie in the range 2.232 (4)–2.613 (5) Å. |
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