2014
DOI: 10.1515/ncrs-2014-0020
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Crystal structure of (Z)-methyl N'-(5,7-dibromo-1-(2-morpholinoethyl)-2- oxoindolin-3-ylidene)hydrazinecarbodithioate, C16H18Br2N4O2S2

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“…Searching the Cambridge Structural Database, one can find a small number of larger, relatively bulky building blocks that are halogen bonded via either the morpholine oxygen or piperazine nitrogen atoms. Most numerous are polyfunctional organic compounds, followed by metal–organic complexes , and clathrates. , Only a few of these studies ,,, have been systematically focused on halogen bonding. Therefore, we set out to further investigate the possibility of halogen bond formation and the possible diversity of halogen bond motifs in bulkier molecules containing peripherally located morpholine and piperazine fragments as potential building blocks in the design of novel halogen-bonded multicomponent solids …”
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“…Searching the Cambridge Structural Database, one can find a small number of larger, relatively bulky building blocks that are halogen bonded via either the morpholine oxygen or piperazine nitrogen atoms. Most numerous are polyfunctional organic compounds, followed by metal–organic complexes , and clathrates. , Only a few of these studies ,,, have been systematically focused on halogen bonding. Therefore, we set out to further investigate the possibility of halogen bond formation and the possible diversity of halogen bond motifs in bulkier molecules containing peripherally located morpholine and piperazine fragments as potential building blocks in the design of novel halogen-bonded multicomponent solids …”
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confidence: 99%