“…The adjacent cations at first form a dimer via pÁÁÁp interactions with a distance of 3.700 Å, and further the adjacent dimers are disposed in the dimer-chair-conformation manner via C-HÁ Á ÁF hydrogen bonds (the C(15)Á Á ÁF(1) and H(15)Á Á ÁF(1) distances are 3.493 and 2.565 Å, and the bond angle is 133.4 ) [33] and FÁ Á ÁF short interactions with a F(1)Á Á ÁF(1 iii ) (symmetry code: iii = Àx À 1, Ày + 1, Àz + 1) distance of 2.879 Å (Fig. 2(a)) [33,34]. An interesting feature of 1 is that there exist two arranging modes between the cations and anions: (1) the 1D chain in a Á Á ÁA-CC-A-CC-AÁ Á Á sequence (Fig.…”