Issue 4, 2010

Competitive H-bonding synthons in organic hydrazides

Abstract

A theoretical, statistical and crystallographic analysis of the H-bonding patterns in organic monohydrazides is presented. The theoretical analysis has shown that the conformation of the hydrazido group with the two amino H atoms staggered with respect to the amide bond is energetically more favoured. Assuming this conformation, four intermolecular H-bonding patterns can be reasonably foreseen, two forming chains, C(4) and C22(8), and two forming rings, R22(10) or R22(6). The frequency of occurrence of the four patterns in the set of crystal structures of hydrazides retrieved from CSD was evaluated. In particular, it was found that the four motifs are present in 79% of the total number of crystal structures of hydrazides found in CSD. Finally, the crystal structures of four new benzohydrazides having additional H-bonding donor or acceptor groups in the para position are presented and discussed with reference to the H-bonding patterns.

Graphical abstract: Competitive H-bonding synthons in organic hydrazides

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
28 May 2009
Accepted
11 Nov 2009
First published
04 Dec 2009

CrystEngComm, 2010,12, 1186-1193

Competitive H-bonding synthons in organic hydrazides

R. Centore, A. Carella, A. Tuzi, A. Capobianco and A. Peluso, CrystEngComm, 2010, 12, 1186 DOI: 10.1039/B910433J

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