A. Gharbi et al., STRUCTURAL, DSC, AND IR STUDIES ON A NEW ORGANIC CATION CYCLOHEXAPHOSPHATE - 3-(CH2)(2)-NH2-(CH2)(2)-NH3]2P6O18-CENTER-DOT-2H2O, Journal of solid state chemistry, 114(1), 1995, pp. 42-51
Chemical preparation, calorimetric studies, crystal structure, and IR
absorption spectra are given for a new organic cyclohexaphosphate. The
aza-3 pentanediyl-1,5 dihydrate, [NH3-(CH2)(2)-NH2-(CH2)(2)-NH3]2P6O1
8 . 2H2O is triclinic P (1) over bar with unit cell dimensions, a = 8.
709(2), b = 9.729(2), c = 9.145(2) Angstrom, alpha 99.11(2)degrees, be
ta = 110.70(2)degrees, gamma 67.19(2)degrees, and Z = 1, V = 667.9(6).
Angstrom(3), rho(m) = 1.72 g.cm(-3), mu = 0.268 mm(-1). The refinemen
t of data, collected at room temperature, leads to a final R = 0.035 f
or 3844 independent reflections. The P6O18 ring anion is centrosymmetr
ic and significantly distorted with P-P-P angles varying from 93.6 deg
rees to 134.8 degrees as commonly observed for such rings with (1) ove
r bar internal symmetry. A three-dimensional network of strong hydroge
n bonds interconnects the structural arrangement. Of the eight hydroge
n atoms in the organic group, seven are connected to the external oxyg
en atoms of four phosphoric rings and form a complex anion of formula
[C4N3H16(P6O18)4](-21); the remaining one establishes a hydrogen bond
with a water molecule which links, with the help of its proper hydroge
n atoms, successive complex anions. The hydrogen bonding geometries ar
e discussed. (C) 1995 Academic Press, Inc.