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Poly[guanidinium [tri-?-formato-?(6) O:O'-formato-?(2) O,O'-yttrium(III)]].

ABSTRACT: In the title coordination polymer, {(CH6N3)[Y(CHO2)4]} n , the yttrium(III) ion is coordinated by one O,O-bidentate formate ion and six ?2 bridging formate ions, generating a square-anti-prismatic YO8 coordination polyhedron. The bridging formate ions connect the metal ions into an anionic, three-dimensional network. Charge compensation is provided by guanidinium ions, which inter-act with the framework by way of N-H?O hydrogen bonds. The guanidine molecules reside in porous channels of 3.612 by 8.189?Å, when considering the van der Waals radii of the nearest atoms (looking down the a-axis).

SUBMITTER: Rodriguez MA

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4120533 | biostudies-literature | 2014 Jul

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Poly[guanidinium [tri-μ-formato-κ(6) O:O'-formato-κ(2) O,O'-yttrium(III)]].

Rodriguez Mark A MA Sava Gallis Dorina F DF Nenoff Tina M TM

Acta crystallographica. Section E, Structure reports online 20140614 Pt 7

In the title coordination polymer, {(CH6N3)[Y(CHO2)4]} n , the yttrium(III) ion is coordinated by one O,O-bidentate formate ion and six μ2 bridging formate ions, generating a square-anti-prismatic YO8 coordination polyhedron. The bridging formate ions connect the metal ions into an anionic, three-dimensional network. Charge compensation is provided by guanidinium ions, which inter-act with the framework by way of N-H⋯O hydrogen bonds. The guanidine molecules reside in porous channels of 3.612 by ...[more]

PMID: 25161525

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