1990
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19905910108
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Zur Kenntnis von Unordnungsphänomenen bei Oxiden mit dem „Schmetterlingsmotiv”︁ Über Rb2K4[O2CoOCoO2]

Abstract: Rb2K4Co2O5 wurde erstmals durch Erhitzen inniger Gemenge der binären Oxide in Form von dunkelroten Einkristallen und Pulver erhalten (vor Verreiben Rb:K:Co = 1,2:3,2:1; Ni‐Zylinder, 570°C, 20d). Die Strukturaufklärung [Vierkreisdiffraktometerdaten; PW 1100; AgK α−‐Strahlung; 401 von 607 I0 (hkl); R = 9,9%; Rw=5,5%; Raumgruppe P42/mnm; Z = 2; a = 674,2(4), c = 1172,2(6) pm] belegt die Isotypie zu K2Na4Co2O5, Rb2Na4Co2O5 [2] und K2Na4Be2O5 [3]. Der Madelunganteil der Gitterenergie, MAPLE, Effektive Koordinations… Show more

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“…Three-coordinate metal centers are also present in a related family of binuclear M 2 L 4 complexes (M = Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni) prepared in recent years, which bear amido terminal ligands and amido or phosphido bridges. , Other than these compounds in which the bulky ligands may give sterical protection to the metal center, thus favoring the coordinative unsaturation, some remarkable cases of bare three-coordinate compounds are known. These include the mononuclear [MN 3 ] 6- ions in Ca 6 MN 5 (M = Mn, Fe) and A 3 MN 3 families (A = alkaline earth; M = V, Cr, Mn, Fe), some trihalides MX 3 (X = F, M = V, Cr, Fe; X = Cl, M = Ti, Fe; X = I, M = Ti) studied by electron diffraction in the gas phase, and the mononuclear Hoppe anions [MO 3 ] n- (M = Fe, Co). Tricoordinated metal atoms can also be found in the oxo-bridged binuclear [M 2 O 5 ] 6- (M = Fe and Co , ) and in the tetranuclear [Co 4 O 9 ] 10- anions. Finally, edge-sharing tricoordinate transition metal atoms appear in the binuclear Hoppe anion [Co 2 O 4 ], - as well as in Cr 2 Cl 4 and Co 2 Br 4 , in which each metal atom is trigonally coordinated by bare oxide or halide anions.…”
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“…Three-coordinate metal centers are also present in a related family of binuclear M 2 L 4 complexes (M = Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni) prepared in recent years, which bear amido terminal ligands and amido or phosphido bridges. , Other than these compounds in which the bulky ligands may give sterical protection to the metal center, thus favoring the coordinative unsaturation, some remarkable cases of bare three-coordinate compounds are known. These include the mononuclear [MN 3 ] 6- ions in Ca 6 MN 5 (M = Mn, Fe) and A 3 MN 3 families (A = alkaline earth; M = V, Cr, Mn, Fe), some trihalides MX 3 (X = F, M = V, Cr, Fe; X = Cl, M = Ti, Fe; X = I, M = Ti) studied by electron diffraction in the gas phase, and the mononuclear Hoppe anions [MO 3 ] n- (M = Fe, Co). Tricoordinated metal atoms can also be found in the oxo-bridged binuclear [M 2 O 5 ] 6- (M = Fe and Co , ) and in the tetranuclear [Co 4 O 9 ] 10- anions. Finally, edge-sharing tricoordinate transition metal atoms appear in the binuclear Hoppe anion [Co 2 O 4 ], - as well as in Cr 2 Cl 4 and Co 2 Br 4 , in which each metal atom is trigonally coordinated by bare oxide or halide anions.…”
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“…These include the mononuclear [MN 3 ] 6ions in Ca 6 -MN 5 (M ) Mn, Fe) and A 3 MN 3 families (A ) alkaline earth; M ) V, Cr, Mn, Fe), 30-32 some trihalides MX 3 (X ) F, M ) V, Cr, Fe; X ) Cl, M ) Ti, Fe; X ) I, M ) Ti) studied by electron diffraction in the gas phase, [33][34][35] and the mononuclear Hoppe anions [MO 3 ] n-(M ) Fe, Co). [36][37][38] Tricoordinated metal atoms can also be found in the oxo-bridged binuclear [M 2 O 5 ] 6-(M ) Fe 39-42 and Co 43,44 ) and in the tetranuclear 45 [Co 4 O 9 ] 10-…”
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“…The more recent work from Birx and Hoppe had the remarkable title "On the Knowledge of Disorder Phenomena in Oxides with the Motive of Butterfly, on Rb 2 K 4 [O 2 CoOCoO 2 ]" 70. “CoO“, which was obtained from Co(NO 3 ) 2 · 6H 2 O by precipitation from aqueous solution with NaHCO 3 and subsequent heating to 360 °C (36 h), was reacted.…”
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