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Acta Cryst. (2005). E61, m2003-m2005 [ doi:10.1107/S1600536805028485 ]
Abstract: The structure of the title compound, [Sb(C32H16N8)]2[Sb4I14] or [SbPc]2[Sb4I14], where Pc is the phthalocyaninate(2-) macrocycle, is built up from separate but interacting [SbPc]+ cations and [Sb4I14]2- anions. The Sb atom of the [SbPc]+ ion is bonded to four isoindole N atoms of the macrocycle and lies 0.974 (1) Å out of the plane defined by these four N atoms. The anion consists of [SbI3] and [SbI4]- units which, through an inversion centre, form an [Sb4I14]2- anion. The anions interact with each other, forming {[Sb4I14]2-}n chains. The arrangement of oppositely charged ions, viz. [SbPc]+ and [Sb4I14]2-, in the crystal structure is determined mainly by the ionic attractions between the [SbPc]+ and [Sb4I14]2- units and by
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interactions between the aromatic macrocycles.
Online 17 September 2005
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