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. 2015 Apr 22;71(Pt 5):531–535. doi: 10.1107/S2056989015007331

Table 2. One-dimensional packing relationships between 3-Br and other derivatives of salicylic acid, based on the stacking of either individual molecules (X11) or dimers (A11) along the short crystallographic axis and identified with XPac .

Compound SCa x 10 b d ()c CSD code reference
3-Br A11 - 3.80 - This work
5-F A11 4.2 3.82 ABENEB Choudhury Guru Row (2004)
5-COOH A11 4.8 3.68 OJICEP Cox Murphy (2003)
3,4-OH0.25H2O A11 5.6 3.73 LAPZUZ Li et al. (2012)
5-OMe A11 5.6 3.98 VAXZUR Montis Hursthouse (2012)
5-Cl A11 7.1 3.71 VABVAX01 Montis Hursthouse (2012)
4-Cl A11 9.2 3.72 VAXYAW Montis Hursthouse (2012)
5-NO A11 9.5 3.67 NTSALA Talberg (1977)
4-NH2 A11 10.3 3.73 AMSALA02 Montis Hursthouse (2012)
4-OH A11 10.7 3.69 ZZZEEU04 Parkin et al. (2007)
4-Me A11 11.5 3.87 VAXYIE Montis Hursthouse (2012)
5-ACMH2O X11 2.2 3.75 VAXYOK Montis Hursthouse (2012)
5-CHO X11 5.6 3.78 UJOFEF Lu et al. (2010)
3-CHOH2O X11 11.1 3.72 JOHXEJ Claude et al. (1991)

Notes: (a) the largest supramolecular construct which a crystal has in common with that of 3-Br; (b) XPac dissimilarity index computed from intermolecular geometrical parameters which were calculated using the ten non-H atomic positions of the common salicylic acid molecular fragment; (c) the length of the X11 stacking vector.