AN INFINITE HYDROGEN-BONDED MOLECULAR ASSEMBLY BASED ON CATECHOL AND A BIFUNCTIONAL OLEFIN

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Unit:
Department of Chemistry
Title:
AN INFINITE HYDROGEN-BONDED MOLECULAR ASSEMBLY BASED ON CATECHOL AND A BIFUNCTIONAL OLEFIN
Languages of Item:
English
Abstract:
Catechol (cat) and trans-1,2-bis(4-pyridyl)ethylene (4,4’-bpe) form a 1:1 co-crystal, of composition (cat)·(4,4’-bpe) 1, that consists of infinite one-dimensional (1D) undulating chains held together by O-H···N hydrogen bonds. The chains are based on an alternating sequence of five crystallographically independent molecules, two that involve cat and three that involve 4,4’-bpe, and an eight-component repeat unit. The cat molecules adopt an anti-anti conformation, while the olefins adopt either a co-planar or twisted conformation. The chains self-assemble via a combination of face-to-face π-π interactions, C-H···π forces, and C-H···O hydrogen bonds.
Publication year:
2004
Authors:
Giannis S Papaefstathiou
Tomislav Friscic
Leonard R MacGillivray
Journal:
ACA Transactions
Publisher:
american crystallographic association
Volume:
39
Number:
-
Pages:
110-113
Keywords:
linear templates, photodimerization
Main subject category:
Science
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