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Catena-Poly[tetra-sodium [[cis-dioxido-trans-bis-(sulfato-?O)molybdate(VI)]-?-sulfato-?O:O']].


ABSTRACT: Single crystals of the title compound, {Na(4)[Mo(VI)O(2)(SO(4))(3)]}(n), were grown from a melt of MoO(3) and Na(2)SO(4) in Na(2)S(2)O(7). In contrast to the structure of the isoformular K compound, K(4)[Mo(VI)O(2)(SO(4))(3)], with its monomeric anion, this sodium analogue contains a polymeric anion of the type {[Mo(VI)O(2)(SO(4))(2)-?-(SO(4))](4-)}(n). The Mo(VI) cations, surrounded by two tightly bonded O atoms and four O atoms of one bridging and two terminal sulfato ligands, form zigzag chains parallel to [100]. All four Na(+) cations are situated between the anionic chains and have distorted octa-hedral coordination spheres.

SUBMITTER: Schaffer SJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC2959510 | biostudies-literature | 2008 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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catena-Poly[tetra-sodium [[cis-dioxido-trans-bis-(sulfato-κO)molybdate(VI)]-μ-sulfato-κO:O']].

Schäffer Susan J Cline SJ   Berg Rolf W RW  

Acta crystallographica. Section E, Structure reports online 20081015 Pt 11


Single crystals of the title compound, {Na(4)[Mo(VI)O(2)(SO(4))(3)]}(n), were grown from a melt of MoO(3) and Na(2)SO(4) in Na(2)S(2)O(7). In contrast to the structure of the isoformular K compound, K(4)[Mo(VI)O(2)(SO(4))(3)], with its monomeric anion, this sodium analogue contains a polymeric anion of the type {[Mo(VI)O(2)(SO(4))(2)-μ-(SO(4))](4-)}(n). The Mo(VI) cations, surrounded by two tightly bonded O atoms and four O atoms of one bridging and two terminal sulfato ligands, form zigzag chai  ...[more]

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