Issue 3, 2000

Multiple phenyl interactions. Part 1: relative frequencies of six-fold phenyl embraces (6PE) in crystalline compounds containing the fragment XPh3 (X=any tetrahedral atom)

Abstract

Using the Cambridge Structural Database, the frequencies of occurrence are determined for 6-fold phenyl embraces (6PEs) between all fragments –XPh3, where X can be any tetrahedral atom. The relative frequencies are high for the family of cations Ph4X+, highest of all for Ph4P+ where 1121 6PEs are found for 1647 cations. For R–XPh3 units (R≠Ph) with group IV and V central atoms, the relative frequencies are much lower, ranging between 13 and 28% depending on R–X. It is very low, about 2%, for the Ph4B anion and R–XPh3 groups with X=B, Al and Ga. The formation of the hetero-pairs R1–XPh3···Ph3Y–R2 (X≠Y) is neither strongly favoured nor disfavoured over the formation of homo-pairs.

Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
15 Nov 1999
Accepted
12 Jan 2000
First published
22 Feb 2000

New J. Chem., 2000,24, 137-142

Multiple phenyl interactions. Part 1: relative frequencies of six-fold phenyl embraces (6PE) in crystalline compounds containing the fragment XPh3 (X=any tetrahedral atom)

T. Steiner, New J. Chem., 2000, 24, 137 DOI: 10.1039/A909054A

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