M. Gargouri et al., CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE PHASE-TRANSITIONS AND A VIBRATIONAL STUDY OF DISORDERED RBH(SO4)(0.81) (SEO4)(0.19) SOLID-SOLUTION, Journal of physics. Condensed matter, 10(37), 1998, pp. 8235-8245
RbH(SO4)(0.81)(SeO4)(0.19) Mm = 189.58 single crystals were grown whic
h appear to be different from RbHSO4 and RbHSeO4. The space group is m
onoclinic Cm, the lattice constants are a = 14.916(3) Angstrom, b = 24
.860(3) Angstrom, c = 4.6419(8) Angstrom b = 90.01(2)degrees, V = 1721
.3(5) Angstrom(3), Z = 16, Dx = 2.92 g cm(-3), lambda(MoKalpha) = 0.71
0 69 Angstrom, mu = 6.53 cm(-1), T = 293 K (room-temperature phase), R
= 0.076 and wR2 = 0.174 for 3450 observed reflections. The structure
consists of five crystallographically independent molecules in the asy
mmetric unit. Each of the independent sulphate or selenate tetrahedron
is linked to a translationally equivalent sulphate or selenate by ace
ntrically ordered hydrogen bonds. The separated chains of asymmetric h
ydrogen bonds run parallel to the c-axis. The distance O-H...O varies
between 2.48 Angstrom and 2.60 Angstrom.