Ma. Zakharov et al., Synthesis and crystal structure of sodium hydrogen selenates, NaHSeO4 and Na-3[H(HSeO4)(2)](HSeO4)(2), CRYSTALLO R, 44(3), 1999, pp. 408-413
Sodium hydrogen selenates of the compositions NaHSeO4 (I) and Na-3[H(HSeO4)
(2)](HSeO4)(2) (II) have been crystallized in the Na2SeO4-H2SeO4-H2O system
at the H2SeO4 concentrations similar to 70 and similar to 80%, respectivel
y. Sodium atoms in the structures of compounds I and II are surrounded by o
xygen atoms forming distorted octahedra. The Se-O distances in the tetrahed
ral SeO4 groups range within 1.60-1.73 Angstrom depending on the additional
structural functions performed by O atoms (hydrogen donors or accepters, o
xygen coordination with metal). The system of hydrogen bonds in compound I
is represented by closed (HSeO4)(2) dimers. The structure of compound II co
nsists of infinite chains of two types of dimers bound by hydrogen bonds-(H
SeO4)(2) and [H(HSeO4)(2)].