“…It was noted that the 13 C NMR signal of gem-dinitro group carbon (C(NO 2 )) at 119.0 ppm appeared at higher field compared to the ones in literature (129 to 132 ppm) [22][23][24], which resulted from the conjugation of negative charge throughout the aromatic rings [21]. 1 H NMR (a) and 13 C NMR (b) spectra for the potassium(I) complex in DMSO ) cation, three potassium cation As to the anion, the bridged oxygen atom is nearly C5-N6 he dihedral angle between two furazan ring planes (defined by C2C3N4O5N3 and C5C4N5O7N6) between two furazan ring planes is 33.48 o , while one (defined by C8C9N11O16N12 and C10C11N13O18N14) is only 14.48 o , which are similar to the reported oxy-bridged furazan structures [15]. The length of the C-C bonds (C2-C3, C4-C5, C8-C9 and C10-C11) connecting gem-dinitro and furazan ring are 1.420, 1.426, 1.420 and 1.422 Å, respectively.…”