Nickel(II) com­plexes based on l-amino-acid-derived ligands: synthesis, characterization and study of the role of the supramolecular structure in carbon dioxide capture

Rivas Marquina, A.; Movilla, F.; Sánchez Montilva, O.C.; Rentschler, E.; Carrella, L.; Albores, P.; Di Salvo, F.

doi:10.1107/S2052520620010008

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Figure 9
(Top) A trimeric unit with the hanging contacts (red dashed lines) starting from the O—H and COO⁻ hydrogen-bond donors and acceptors. (Bottom) The extended supramolecular structure, showing three trinuclear complexes above and below the starting unit; the expanded contacts are indicated in gray and the hanging contact is in red. In the images, the counter-ions, the piperonal moieties and H atoms which do not participate in the short contacts have been omitted for clarity.

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ISSN: 2052-5206

Volume 76| Part 5| October 2020| Pages 825-838

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