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1999•Acta Crystallographica Section C Crystal Structure CommunicationsOpen access

Interaction between an oxygen and an alkynyl-carbon atom in 1-(2-nitrophenyl)-4-phenylbutadiyne

Hanne S. Bengaard, Sine Larsen, Henning Osholm Sørensen, Kathryn J. Robinson, John D. Wallis

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The title compound, C16H9NO2, Studied at 122 K shows a short 1,5 interaction between a nitro-O atom and an alkynyl-C atom. The atomic separation is 2.636(2)Angstrom, and the dialkyne group is bent from linearity at this C atom only.

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The title compound, C16H9NO2, Studied at 122 K shows a short 1,5 interaction between a nitro-O atom and an alkynyl-C atom. The atomic separation is 2.636(2)Angstrom, and the dialkyne group is bent from linearity at this C atom only.

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The title compound, C16H9NO2, Studied at 122 K shows a short 1,5 interaction between a nitro-O atom and an alkynyl-C atom. The atomic separation is 2.636(2)Angstrom, and the dialkyne group is bent from linearity at this C atom only.

Key concepts: Atom (system on chip), Carbon atom, Oxygen atom, Nitro, Bent molecular geometry, Chemistry, Carbon fibers, Oxygen

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