1980
DOI: 10.1002/9780470166284.ch5
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Aspects of the Stereochemistry of Four‐Coordination and Five‐Coordination

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“…thiocyanate ions coordinating to the Zn II cation via their N atoms and an acetone thiosemicarbazone ligand coordinating via the N 1 and S atoms. Such an assembly of ligands leads to the formation of a slightly distorted tetrahedral geometry around the central Zn II atom (Favas & Kepert, 1980), with a sum of the interbond angles of 654 (Table 2), which is close to the ideal value of 657 for a regular polyhedron. Coordination salt (II) is composed of structurally different complex cations and anions.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 61%
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“…thiocyanate ions coordinating to the Zn II cation via their N atoms and an acetone thiosemicarbazone ligand coordinating via the N 1 and S atoms. Such an assembly of ligands leads to the formation of a slightly distorted tetrahedral geometry around the central Zn II atom (Favas & Kepert, 1980), with a sum of the interbond angles of 654 (Table 2), which is close to the ideal value of 657 for a regular polyhedron. Coordination salt (II) is composed of structurally different complex cations and anions.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…Coordination salt (II) is composed of structurally different complex cations and anions. The anions are formed by four thiocyanate ions coordinating to the Zn II cation via their N atoms and forming an almost ideal tetrahedral geometry (Favas & Kepert, 1980), with a sum of the interbond angles of 657 (Table 3). The cations are formed by four urea molecules (bonded to the Zn II cation via their O atoms) and two water molecules arranged in the slightly distorted octahedral geometry (Kepert, 1977).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The asymmetric unit contains half of the coordination moiety due to an inversion center between the copper atoms (special position h of the P -1 space group). The coordination polyhedron adopts the geometry of a tetragonal pyramid [ 29 ], whose apex is occupied by a hmta nitrogen atom ( Figure 2 ). There is no asymmetricity of the coordination bonds formed by bridging dmp anions.…”
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“…It proves the conclusion about the six-coordinated copper atom of 1 based on the bond lengths. The central atoms of 2 are five-coordinated and exist in a transitional coordination geometry between square pyramidal ( Figure 2b) and trigonal-bipyramidal ( Figure 2c) [34]. The observed distortion from an ideal polyhedron geometry observed in both compounds is caused by the rigid and flat structure of the chelating phen molecules and the restraints provided by the chelating (in 1) and bridging (in 2) carboxylate anions.…”
Section: Structural Analysismentioning
confidence: 95%