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Acta Cryst. (2007). E63, m2354 [ doi:10.1107/S1600536807039438 ]
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2-L-alanine-3-nitrato-sodium(I)]Abstract: The title compound, [Na(NO3)(C3H7NO2)]n, was obtained unintentionally as the product of an attempted reaction of sodium molybdate in aqueous solution and the amino acid L-alanine (ala), in order to obtain a ![[gamma]](/logos/entities/gamma_rmgif.gif)
-type octamolybdate, Na4[Mo8O26(ala)2].18H2O, coordinated by L-alanine. The coordination geometry around the Na atom can be considered as trigonal-bipyramidal, with three bidentate nitrate anions coordinating through their O atoms and two L-alanine molecules each coordinating through one carboxylate O atom.
Online 15 August 2007
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