[As3Br12]3– and [As8I28]4– – Structurally Novel, Discrete Halogenoarsenate( III ) Ions
William S. Sheldrick, H.‐J. Häusler
Abstract
William S. Sheldrick, H.‐J. Häusler
Abstract
EF6 octahedra can be linked in a large number of different ways, as demonstrated once again by the preparation of the two title anions, which were obtained as crystalline triethylammonium salts. In [As3Br12]3−, the central AsBr6 octahedron shares two faces having a common corner with two other AsBr6 octahedra. [As8I28,]4− (shown at right) formally consists of eight edge-bridged AsI6 octahedra.
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EF6 octahedra can be linked in a large number of different ways, as demonstrated once again by the preparation of the two title anions, which were obtained as crystalline triethylammonium salts. In [As3Br12]3−, the central AsBr6 octahedron shares two faces having a common corner with two other AsBr6 octahedra. [As8I28,]4− (shown at right) formally consists of eight edge-bridged AsI6 octahedra.
Key concepts: Octahedron, Crystallography, Ion, Chemistry, Combinatorics, Physics, Materials science, Mathematics