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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Structures of Some Complexes Containing the Ru(NH3)63+ Unit

Alexander N. Sobolev and Brian N. Figgis

Australian Journal of Chemistry 50(8) 825 - 830
Published: 1997

Abstract

The X-ray crystal structure determinations of three complexes of hexaammineruthenium(III) are reported. They are: (1) NH4+ .Ru(NH3)63+ .2ZnCl42¯, a 8·566(2), c 12·829(4) Å, V 941·3(4) Å3,I 4/m, Z = 2, R1(2σ) = 0·021, wR2 = 0·054; (2) Ru(NH3)63+ .ZnCl4 2¯.Cl¯.H2O, a 8·174(2), b 8·979(2), c 10·123(2) Å, α 80·20(2), β 86·41(2), γ 87·23(2)°, V 730·2(3) Å3 , P-1, Z = 2, R1(2σ) = 0·027, wR2 = 0·074; (3) Ru(NH3)63+ .HgCl42¯.HgCl3¯.HgCl2.H2O, a 8·055(3), b 21·493(11), c 12·625(4) Å, β 90·52(3)°, V 2186(2) Å3 , P21/c, Z = 4, R1(2σ) = 0·058, wR2 = 0·142. The hexaammineruthenium(III) cations in these structures adopt differing conformations in respect of hydrogen atom disposition. Compounds (1) and (2) have disordered NH3 groups in the Ru(NH3)63+ cations, and in compound (1) the NH4+ cation is disordered as well.

https://doi.org/10.1071/C96217

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