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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Chem Soc. 2015 Aug 21;137(34):11126–11143. doi: 10.1021/jacs.5b06453

Table 1.

Selected Interatomic Distances (Å) for Compounds 1–9

4 5 6 7 8 9
Fel – Fe2 2.771(1) (2.780(1)a) 2.7477(8) 2.743(1) 2.730(1) 2.687(1) 2.7105(8)
Fel – Fe3 2.661(1) (2.666(1)a) 2.7654(9) 2.759(1) 2.755(1) 2.715(2) 2.7006(7)
Fel – Fe2′ 2.775(1) (2.775(1)a) 2.7646(9) 2.734(1) 2.756(1) 2.712(1) 2.7004(7)
Fel – Fe3′ 2.624(1) (2.624(1)a) 2.7634(6) 2.722(1) 2.746(1) 2.678(1) 2.6578(8)
Fe2 – Fe3 2.657(1) (2.655(1)a) 2.7558(8) 2.758(1) 2.769(1) 2.707(1) 2.6453(6)
Fe2 – Fe3′ 2.653(1) (2.646(1)a) 2.7489(8) 2.728(1) 2.756(1) 2.691(1) 2.6431(6)
Fe – Fe (avg) 2.690(18) 2.757(3) 2.740(6) 2.752(5) 2.698(6) 2.676(12)
Fe1 – Fe1′ 3.913(1) 3.9148(9) 3.869(1) 3.862(2) 3.814(2) 3.7975(8)
Fe2 – Fe2′ 3.937(1) 3.8807(9) 3.877(1) 3.897(1) 3.822(1) 3.7803(7)
Fe3 – Fe3′ 3.556(1) 3.9040(6) 3.882(1) 3.918(1) 3.812(2) 3.7772(7)
Fe – Fetrans (avg) 3.80(12) 3.89(1) 3.876(3) 3.892(16) 3.816(3) 3.785(13)
Fe1-L1 2.028(4) (2.061 (4)b) 2.133(3) 2.022(5) 1.942(7) 1.935(7) 1.945(4)
Fe2 – L2 2.038(4) (2.041 (4)b) 2.100(3) 2.014(5) 1.954(6) 1.943(6) 1.947(3)
Fe3 – L3 2.058(2) 2.031(5) 1.958(6) 1.941(6) 1.936(3)
Fe – L’ (avg) 2.042(6) 2.09(2) 2.022(4) 1.951(4) 1.939(2) 1.942(3)
Fe – N (avg) 2.002(7) 2.003(6) 2.001(5) 2.006(8) 1.989(8) 1.992(9)
Fe – NH (avg) 1.958(9) 1.964(9) 1.954(8) 1.963(10) 1.940(10) 1.944(11)
Fe – N – Fe (avg) 84(1) 86.80(3) 86.0(1) 86.2(8) 84.9(1) 83.3(2)
Fe – NH – Fe (avg) 87(1) 89.30(7) 89.4(4) 89.3(2) 88.6(3) 88.1(1)

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1 2 3

Fe – Fe (avg) 2.6877(11) 2.7040(13) 2.6907(8)
Fe – Fetrans (avg) 3.79(11) 3.82(1) 3.805(7)
Fe – N (avg) 2.003(11) 1.990(9) 1.978(12)
Fe – NH (avg) 1.960(10) 1.948(11) 1.942(12)
Fe – N – Fe (avg) 84(1) 85.1(2) 85.03(5)
Fe – NH – Fe (avg) 87(1) 88.4(1) 88.3(1)
a

The absence of a center of inversion in this cluster makes all of the Fe–Fe distances unique. Thus, this distance corresponds to the symmetry-related Fe–Fe contact assuming higher symmetry.

b

This corresponds to the symmetry-related Fe–ODMF distance assuming higher symmetry.