1971
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-328x(00)82638-8
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The crystal structure of trimethyl(quinuclidine)aluminum

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“…The Al-C distances of 1-4 (Table 6) are in the range of 2.004-2.033 A for the organic derivatives and 1.966 to 1.993 Á for those containing a chlorine atom and are typical of Al-C single bond lengths for a variety of organoaluminum compounds as noted earlier.3 •21 The average Al-Cl bond length in 3, 2.206 Á, is longer by ~0.05 Á than that of MesAlCL'THF21 and ~0.05 A longer than the bond in A1C13*2THF22 but is within the range expected for single Al-Cl bonds. The Al-N distance in 1 (2.045(8) Á) is similar to the Al-N distance in MegAl-quinuclidine (2.06(1) Á), 23 The Al-0 distances in 2 and 3 are 1.934(4) and 1.894-(5) Á (av) and are listed, along with Al-O distances for other adducts, in Table 7. The Al-0 bond distances listed fall into three groups: those associated with trialkyl addition compounds with Al-0 bond distances greater than 2.0 Á, those with aryl groups bound to aluminum which fall in the broad range of 1.9-1.97 Á and those with a halogen atom bound to aluminum with Al-0 distances less than 1.9 Á.…”
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confidence: 66%
“…The Al-C distances of 1-4 (Table 6) are in the range of 2.004-2.033 A for the organic derivatives and 1.966 to 1.993 Á for those containing a chlorine atom and are typical of Al-C single bond lengths for a variety of organoaluminum compounds as noted earlier.3 •21 The average Al-Cl bond length in 3, 2.206 Á, is longer by ~0.05 Á than that of MesAlCL'THF21 and ~0.05 A longer than the bond in A1C13*2THF22 but is within the range expected for single Al-Cl bonds. The Al-N distance in 1 (2.045(8) Á) is similar to the Al-N distance in MegAl-quinuclidine (2.06(1) Á), 23 The Al-0 distances in 2 and 3 are 1.934(4) and 1.894-(5) Á (av) and are listed, along with Al-O distances for other adducts, in Table 7. The Al-0 bond distances listed fall into three groups: those associated with trialkyl addition compounds with Al-0 bond distances greater than 2.0 Á, those with aryl groups bound to aluminum which fall in the broad range of 1.9-1.97 Á and those with a halogen atom bound to aluminum with Al-0 distances less than 1.9 Á.…”
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confidence: 66%
“…small distortions in its geometry with respect to literature data on 1-azabicyclo-2,2,2-octane moiety [13][14][15][16][17][18] caused by the substitutions at positions 2 and 3 of the bicyclic system. In both cases sp 2 carbon atoms replace sp 3 carbon atoms.…”
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“…10 All the above Ga᎐Te distances are significantly shorter than those in Ga 2 Te 5 , 2.62 Å (mean). 39 The Al᎐N distance in [Al(SePh) 3 (NMe 3 )], 2.00(2) Å, is similar to that in the tellurium analogue, 2.018(5) Å, 9 both of which are within the range typical for four-co-ordinate, monotertiary amine adducts of aluminium species bearing strongly electron withdrawing or electron releasing substituents attached to the aluminium centres, 41, 42 and also with Al᎐N distances in…”
Section: Mononuclear Tris(chalcogenolato)-aluminium(iii) and -Gallium...mentioning
confidence: 58%