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. 2007 Mar 28;2007:17416. doi: 10.1155/2007/17416

Table 10.

Structural features of less common E–X–Y linear chalcogendihalides of the CT type, characterized by X-ray diffraction analysis.

Compound reference code E X Y E–X (Å) X–Y (Å) ∠ E–X–Y(°)(a) References
HAMCII S I Cl 2.534 2.761 176.4 [510]
LIFXIH S I Cl 2.556 2.604 179.9 [555]
NAHQIX S I Cl 2.575 2.558 176.1 [553]
SIBJOC S I Cl 2.641 2.586 174.9 [554]
RORNIV(b) S Br Br 2.299 2.717 175.0 [562]
RORNIV01(b) S Br Br 2.328 2.705 176.0 [63]
IRABEI(c) Se Br Br 2.645 2.358 174.2 [559]
LIGFIQ Se I Cl 2.625 2.690 178.9 [555]
LIGFIQ01 Se I Cl 2.618 2.690 178.7 [148]
OXSEIC Se I Cl 2.630 2.731 175.8 [556]
NOWLOA Se I Br 2.808 2.641 177.3 [30]
NOWLUG Se I Br 2.664 2.797 175.8 [30]
WIPPAM Se I Br 2.636 2.813 177.1 [148]
YEYFIR Se I Br 2.689 2.908 176.9 [42]

(a)The angle values are rounded off to the first decimal. (b)Polymorphs. (c)This is the unique example of CT type adduct between a selenium donor with bromine: the formation of a Br–Se–Br group determines very favorable electronic and steric effects to prevent the formation of the same arrangement on the second selenium atom and to promote the CT type adduct. It must be noted that the Se ⋯ Br interaction is enough weak to determine a lengthening of the Br–Br bond of only 0.078 Å.