2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ica.2021.120734
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Influence of pseudo-polymorphism on the structure and thermal behavior of the new barium β-diketonate complexes [Ba(adtfa)2(18-crown-6)] and [Ba(adtfa)2(18-crown-6)](CDCl3)2

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“…This experimentaltheoretical approach has proven itself in studying electron density topology from a low-resolution experimental data set. [52][53][54][55][56] Based on the resulting electron density distribution, we found all intermolecular pair interactions between the considered molecules in the asymmetric unit and its neighbors and then calculated the energy of these interactions according to EML correlation. 57 As expected, the total energy of all intermolecular interactions for one molecule (lattice energy) in a 1 : 8 solid solution at 240 K turned out to be the lowest (33 kcal mol −1 ) compared to crystals of both "pure" cobalt (34 kcal mol −1 ) and "pure" nickel (36 kcal mol −1 ) at 240 K (Table S4 †).…”
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“…This experimentaltheoretical approach has proven itself in studying electron density topology from a low-resolution experimental data set. [52][53][54][55][56] Based on the resulting electron density distribution, we found all intermolecular pair interactions between the considered molecules in the asymmetric unit and its neighbors and then calculated the energy of these interactions according to EML correlation. 57 As expected, the total energy of all intermolecular interactions for one molecule (lattice energy) in a 1 : 8 solid solution at 240 K turned out to be the lowest (33 kcal mol −1 ) compared to crystals of both "pure" cobalt (34 kcal mol −1 ) and "pure" nickel (36 kcal mol −1 ) at 240 K (Table S4 †).…”
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“…For a more detailed study of the structure of complexes 1 , 3 , 4 , and 6 , we used an experimental–theoretical approach to analyze the electron density topology, which is based on the asymmetric unit cell aspherical scattering factor (a crystal invariom; see the Supporting Information (SI)). This approach adequately reproduces the experimental electron density topology and the energy of the intermolecular interactions. , In addition, a high resolution X-ray diffraction study was carried out for complex 3 (see the SI). As can be seen in Table S7, the main topological characteristics of the electron density obtained experimentally and experimentally–theoretically are in excellent agreement with each other.…”
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“…This approach adequately reproduces the experimental electron density topology and the energy of the intermolecular interactions. 32,33 In addition, a high resolution X-ray diffraction study was carried out for complex 3 (see the SI). As can be seen in Table S7, the main topological characteristics of the electron density obtained experimentally and experimentally−theoretically are in excellent agreement with each other.…”
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“…Earlier we have shown on the examples of organometallic and coordination complexes , that an asymmetric unit-cell aspherical scattering factor (a crystal invariom) can be used to investigate the electron density topology. Here we use the crystal invariom to study the electron density topology in complex 5 .…”
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