Issue 15, 1972

Geometry of the (B8C2H10·C5H5N2–) anion from an X-ray structural analysis of [Et4N+][(B9C2H11) Co(B8C2H10·C5H5N)]

Abstract

The crystal structure of [Et4N+][(B9C2H11)Co(B8CH10·C5H5N)] has been elucidated; the d6 cobalt(III) ion is “sandwiched” between mutually-staggered (B9C2H112–) and (B8C2H10·C5H5N2–) ions, the latter of these having a unique B8C2 skeleton which defines an icosahedron from which two adjacent apices have been removed; it is linked to cobalt via an open 4-atom (C–B–B–B) bonding face.

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J. Chem. Soc., Chem. Commun., 1972, 901-902

Geometry of the (B8C2H10·C5H5N2–) anion from an X-ray structural analysis of [Et4N+][(B9C2H11) Co(B8C2H10·C5H5N)]

M. R. Churchill and K. Gold, J. Chem. Soc., Chem. Commun., 1972, 901 DOI: 10.1039/C39720000901

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