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1983
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2860(83)90034-0
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An electron-diffraction investigation of the molecular structure and thermal dissociation of gaseous PCl5 at 90°C

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“…However, the r g structures of both phosphoranes as well as the r α and r a structures of PCl 5 are known from gas electron diffraction studies. 2931 The experimental 29,30 r g and r α internuclear distances are listed in Table 5. Like PH 3 F 2 and PF 5 (see subsection 3.3), PCl 3 F 2 and PCl 5 form trigonal bipyramidal molecules of D 3 h point-group symmetry in the gas phase.…”
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“…However, the r g structures of both phosphoranes as well as the r α and r a structures of PCl 5 are known from gas electron diffraction studies. 2931 The experimental 29,30 r g and r α internuclear distances are listed in Table 5. Like PH 3 F 2 and PF 5 (see subsection 3.3), PCl 3 F 2 and PCl 5 form trigonal bipyramidal molecules of D 3 h point-group symmetry in the gas phase.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Using the theoretical best estimate of the r e structure of PCl 3 F 2 , the rotational constants of P 35 In PCl 5 , the bond lengths at equilibrium (best estimates) are distinctly shorter than the corresponding r g distances, 30 by 1.0 and 0.9 pm, respectively, for the equatorial and axial bonds. These differences correspond to at least three times the experimental 30 uncertainties (see Table 5), which appears to be quite substantial.…”
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“…Furthermore, the difference in the lengths of axial and equatorial bonds, Δ r = r (MX ax ) − r (MX eq ), depends strongly on whether M is a Group 5 or a Group 15 element. In the former case, values of Δ r are found in the range 0.00–0.05 Å, whereas in the latter Δ r spans the range 0.05–0.10 Å, the last value representing a 5 % difference (in the PCl bonds of PCl 5 45). This familiar behavior of the Group 15 derivatives has been rationalized in terms of the effective electronegativity of the central atom and the hypervalent nature and consequent orbital deficiency of the molecule, implying a significant difference in polarity between axial and equatorial MX bonds 46.…”
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confidence: 93%