Crystal structure of tropone at –60 °C
Crystal structure of tropone at –60 °C
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–60 °C 时托品酮的晶体结构
DOI:
10.1039/c39730000066
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发表时间:
1973
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通讯作者:
G. Filippini
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作者:
M. Barrow;O. S. Mills;G. Filippini
ALTHOUGH there has been a number of attempts to relate the chemical and physical properties of tropone to structural models, and extensive theoretical calculations have been reported over the past twenty years, it is surprising that no accurate three-dimensional X-ray analysis has been published. At room temperature, tropone is a liquid (mp-7" C), unstable to light and air. We have undertaken the analysis of crystalline tropone at-60" C. Crystal data: C, H, O, M= 106-1, monoclinic, a= 6.1 1 (3), b= 7* 91 (3), U= 572 A3, 2= 4, D,= 1.23. Space group Pc (C:, No. 7) by systematic absences and analysis. 801 photographic intensities, of which 80 were'zero', were estimated visually (Weissenberg technique). R 5.4 for all reflexions, 4.9 for observed reflexions only. The analysis, by direct methods, was complicated by the occurrence of two molecules per asymmetric unit. Moreover, the rings of these two molecules were related by the pseudo-symmetry operation of a twofold screw axis (see Figure).