Issue 30, 2014

A two-dimensional polydodecameric water–chloride cluster enfolding (Hg–Cl–Hg)+ concealed cascade cryptate

Abstract

An intriguing phenomenon of a hitherto unknown type of cavity induced “reductive encapsulation” using Hg(II) and a homoditopic octaaza cryptand is described. The crystal structure of the complex offers a new type of grid-like polydodecameric water–chloride cluster, {[(H2O)12(Cl)]1−}n, that renders the highest number of water molecules per chloride reported thus far.

Graphical abstract: A two-dimensional polydodecameric water–chloride cluster enfolding (Hg–Cl–Hg)+ concealed cascade cryptate

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
16 Apr 2014
Accepted
30 May 2014
First published
30 May 2014

CrystEngComm, 2014,16, 6827-6830

A two-dimensional polydodecameric water–chloride cluster enfolding (Hg–Cl–Hg)+ concealed cascade cryptate

A. Pati, J. Athilakshmi, V. Ramkumar and D. K. Chand, CrystEngComm, 2014, 16, 6827 DOI: 10.1039/C4CE00802B

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