1952
DOI: 10.1021/ja01125a012
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The Crystal Structure of Cesium Chlorocuprate, Cs2CuCl4, and the Spectrum of the Chlorocuprate Ion

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“…The d-orbital splitting interval, A, for this complex is appreciably less than that for the pseudo-octahedral species described above, but it is larger than that calculated (-5 800 cin-l) from theoretical considerations based on a tetrahedral model (11). I t is known (1,3,6) that in certain systems C U C~~~-is distorted, tending toward a planar structure; because of this distortion a value greater than A,,,, is to be expected for the complex. Therefore, i t is reasonable to assume t h a t the 8 900 cm-I band is due to a complex having distorted tetrahedral symmetry.…”
Section: Psez~do-tetrajzedral Complexmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The d-orbital splitting interval, A, for this complex is appreciably less than that for the pseudo-octahedral species described above, but it is larger than that calculated (-5 800 cin-l) from theoretical considerations based on a tetrahedral model (11). I t is known (1,3,6) that in certain systems C U C~~~-is distorted, tending toward a planar structure; because of this distortion a value greater than A,,,, is to be expected for the complex. Therefore, i t is reasonable to assume t h a t the 8 900 cm-I band is due to a complex having distorted tetrahedral symmetry.…”
Section: Psez~do-tetrajzedral Complexmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Enfin, nous d6terminerons la loi de variation du moment magn6tique avec la d&ormation du t6tra~dr¢ et nous l'utiliserons pour pr6voir la sym6tri~ des groupements CuC1]-dans les cristaux dont la structure n'est pas encore connue. Helmholz & Kruh (1952) ont montr6 que, dans Cs2CuC14, l'ion CuCI~-n'est pas un t6tra~dre r6gulier…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…al., 1966) contains Cu(II) ions octahedrically surrounded by six chloride anions. The CuCl 4 2-in a yellow Cs 2 CuCl 4 (Helmholz & Kruh, 1952) is in tetragonal distortion. Brownish-red compounds of LiCuCl 3 2 2 O (Vossos et al, 1963) and KCuBr 3 (Geiser et al, 1986a) consist of planar u 2 X 6 2-anions (X = Cl, Br) with symmetrical Cu-X-Cu bridges.…”
Section: Electronic Structure and Coordination Geometry Of Cu(ii)-commentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Really, in Cs 2 [CuX 4 ] the mean values of trans-angle  is determined to be 124 deg. for X = Cl (Helmholz & Kruh, 1952) and 128.4 deg. for X = Br (Morosin & Lingafelter, 1960) which corresponds to slightly distorted tetrahedron, as well as tetrahalocuprates containing diprotonated 3-amminopyridine as counter-ions are characterized by planar structures of inorganic anions ( 170.60 deg.…”
Section: Structure Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%