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Die Kristallstruktur von Tetrachloräthylencarbonat—Antimon(V)-chlorid, C2Cl4O2CO·SbCl5

The crystal structure of tetrachloroethylene carbonate antimony(V) chloride, C2Cl4O2CO·SbCl5

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The crystal structure of the adduct tetrachloroethylene carbonate antimony(V)-chloride, C2Cl4O2CO·SbCl5, has been determined by the heavy-atom method from three-dimensional X-ray data. The refinement of the parameters was carried out by least-squares resulting anR-value of 13.1% (space group P21/n — No. 14;a=10.13,b=12.15 andc=12.55 Å, β=108°40′). The unit cell contains 4 discrete molecules C2Cl4O2CO·SbCl5. The antimony atom is coordinated octahedrally by 5 chlorine atoms and the carbonyl oxygen atom of tetrachloroethylene carbonate (Sb−Cl 2.28–2.33 and Sb−O 2.40 Å).

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Die Kristallstruktur des Adduktes Tetrachloräthylencarbonat—Antimon(V)-chlorid, C2Cl4O2CO·SbCl5 wurde mit Hilfe der Schweratom-Methode aus dreidimensionalen Röntgendaten bestimmt und nach der Methode der kleinsten Quadrate bis zu einemR-Wert von 13,1% verfeinert (Raumgruppe P21/n — Nr. 14;a=10,13,b=12,15 undc=12,55 Å, β=108°40′). Die Elementarzelle enthält 4 Moleküle C2Cl4O2CO· SbCl5. Das Antimonatom ist oktaedrisch von 5 Chloratomen und dem Carbonylsauerstoffatom des Tetrachloräthylencarbonats umgeben (Sb−Cl 2,28–2,33 und Sb−O 2,40 Å).

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Kietaibl, H., Völlenkle, H. & Wittmann, A. Die Kristallstruktur von Tetrachloräthylencarbonat—Antimon(V)-chlorid, C2Cl4O2CO·SbCl5 . Monatshefte für Chemie 103, 1360–1376 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00904519

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