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Título:
Layered crystal structure and vibrational spectra of Sodium trichloromethanesulfonate. An experimental and theoretical study
Autor/es:
M. E. TUTTOLOMONDO; O. E. PIRO; E. L. VARETTI; A. BEN ALTABEF
Revista:
ZAAC
Editorial:
Wiley InterScience
Referencias:
Año: 2006 vol. 632 p. 1501 - 1507
ISSN:
1521-3749
Resumen:
Abstract. The NaCCl3SO3.H2O salt was studied by X-ray diffraction
methods, which show that it crystallizes in the monoclinic P21/c
methods, which show that it crystallizes in the monoclinic P21/c
methods, which show that it crystallizes in the monoclinic P21/c
methods, which show that it crystallizes in the monoclinic P21/c
methods, which show that it crystallizes in the monoclinic P21/c
The NaCCl3SO3.H2O salt was studied by X-ray diffraction
methods, which show that it crystallizes in the monoclinic P21/cP21/c
space group, with a 12.558(5), b 5.814(3), c 10.679(5)A ° ,a 12.558(5), b 5.814(3), c 10.679(5)A ° ,
β 103.76(3)°, and Z 4. The solid is arranged into neutral slabs,
parallel to each other and to the crystal bc plane, being each slab
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
parallel to each other and to the crystal bc plane, being each slab
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
parallel to each other and to the crystal bc plane, being each slab
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
parallel to each other and to the crystal bc plane, being each slab
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
parallel to each other and to the crystal bc plane, being each slab
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
103.76(3)°, and Z 4. The solid is arranged into neutral slabs,
parallel to each other and to the crystal bc plane, being each slab
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
bc plane, being each slab
held mainly by ionic forces. An infrared and Raman study of that
compound was also performed and an assignment of the observed
spectral features was made, correcting results previously reported
Introduction
Several compounds having the CF3SO2 moiety were studied
in our laboratory using vibrational spectroscopic techni
ques [1, 2]. Such studies included the ammonium trifluoromethanesulfonate
salt, NH4CF3SO3 [3], for which the polarized
infrared and Raman spectra were obtained and used
to ensure the band assignments.
The chlorinated anion is now considered in the form of
the NaCCl3SO3·H2O salt. No structural data is known for
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
infrared and Raman spectra were obtained and used
to ensure the band assignments.
The chlorinated anion is now considered in the form of
the NaCCl3SO3·H2O salt. No structural data is known for
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
infrared and Raman spectra were obtained and used
to ensure the band assignments.
The chlorinated anion is now considered in the form of
the NaCCl3SO3·H2O salt. No structural data is known for
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
infrared and Raman spectra were obtained and used
to ensure the band assignments.
The chlorinated anion is now considered in the form of
the NaCCl3SO3·H2O salt. No structural data is known for
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and
infrared and Raman spectra were obtained and used
to ensure the band assignments.
The chlorinated anion is now considered in the form of
the NaCCl3SO3·H2O salt. No structural data is known for
the studied substance, a fact which prompted us to undertake
a X-ray diffraction study.
The vibrational properties of the [CCl3SO3] anion were
studied previously by Miles et al. [4], Bürger et al. [5] and