JOURNAL ARTICLE

Darstellung und Kristallstruktur von [SCI3][HM0OCl4] / Preparation and Crystal Structure of [SCl3][MoOCl4]

Johannes BeckM. Hengstmann

Year: 1996 Journal:   Zeitschrift für Naturforschung B Vol: 51 (10)Pages: 1415-1418   Publisher: De Gruyter

Abstract

The reaction of sulfur with MoOCI 4 in the presence of a large excess of ICl 3 in a sealed evacuated ampoule at 100 °C yields [SCl 3 ][MoOCl 4 ] in the form of yellow-brown, moisture sensitive crystals. The crystal structure determination (monoclinic space group P2 1 /n; lattice constants a - 971,1(1) pm, b = 926,9(1) pm. c = 1220,6(1) pm, β = 112,68(1)°, Z = 4) shows that the title compound consists of square pyramidal [MoOCl 4 ] - anions and trigonal pyramidal [SCl 3 ] + cations. Two [MoOCl 4 ] - anions are linked by asymmetric chlorine bridges and form centrosymmetric dimers [Mo 2 O 2 CI 8 ] 2- with the oxygen atoms located in the trans positions of the chlorine bridges. Two trigonal pyramidal [SCl 3 ] + cations are connected by secondary sulfur chlorine interactions with the [Mo 2 O 2 CI 8 ] 2- anion to form centrosymmetric dimers ([SCl 3 [MoOCl 4 ]) 2 . The coordination sphere for the sulfur atom is a strongly distorted octahedron with three S-Cl bonds of 199 pm and three weak S-Cl contacts of 304 pm in average length.

Keywords:
Monoclinic crystal system Octahedron Crystallography Chemistry Crystal structure Square pyramidal molecular geometry Lattice constant Sulfur Trigonal pyramidal molecular geometry Coordination sphere Oxygen atom Chlorine Trigonal crystal system Chlorine atom Ion Lattice energy Molecule Diffraction Medicinal chemistry Physics

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Organometallic Compounds Synthesis and Characterization
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Crystal structures of chemical compounds
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