1983
DOI: 10.1107/s0108270183005934
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Structure de l'hydroxyborate de thallium hydraté, Tl[B3O4(OH)2].0,5H2O

Abstract: V. PATHANASIN, S. THANOMKUL AND S. PRAMATUS 685Abstract. Mr=343"8, orthorhombic, Pnma, a= 13.41 (2) T1B30 s in which the three-dimensional network is built of B30 3 units, formed by one tetrahedron and two triangles.

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“…All the bond distances and angles are in the normal ranges, and the bond lengths are 1.34–1.41 Å for those related to the BO 3 group and 1.44–1.51 Å in the BO 4 group (Table S3, Supporting Information). These three borate groups connect to one another by sharing corners, forming a three-membered ring fundamental building block (FBB), [B 3 O 6 (OH)] 4– , which can be expressed as 3:[(3:2Δ + T )]. , This kind of three-ring FBB is common in polyborates. , The FBBs are further connected by sharing corners (O2 atoms), resulting in an infinite zigzag chain along the a direction, as shown in Figure a. The main chain comprises the alternating connection of B(1)O 4 and B(3)O 3 , while B(2)O 2 (OH) triangles appear as side branches with terminal OH groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All the bond distances and angles are in the normal ranges, and the bond lengths are 1.34–1.41 Å for those related to the BO 3 group and 1.44–1.51 Å in the BO 4 group (Table S3, Supporting Information). These three borate groups connect to one another by sharing corners, forming a three-membered ring fundamental building block (FBB), [B 3 O 6 (OH)] 4– , which can be expressed as 3:[(3:2Δ + T )]. , This kind of three-ring FBB is common in polyborates. , The FBBs are further connected by sharing corners (O2 atoms), resulting in an infinite zigzag chain along the a direction, as shown in Figure a. The main chain comprises the alternating connection of B(1)O 4 and B(3)O 3 , while B(2)O 2 (OH) triangles appear as side branches with terminal OH groups.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So, before examining the crystal growth and the physical properties of TBO, an accurate determination of its structure was necessary. Furthermore, a comparison with its hydrated precursor, Tl[B O (OH) ] · 0.5H O, the structure of which is known (6), and the parent compounds LBO and CBO will be presented.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%