Molecular ice with hybrid water-bromide network around a cryptand with a bromide ion included in the cavity to form a host-within-a-host-like structure

Das, Madhab C. ; Bharadwaj, Parimal K. (2007) Molecular ice with hybrid water-bromide network around a cryptand with a bromide ion included in the cavity to form a host-within-a-host-like structure European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry, 2007 (9). pp. 1229-1232. ISSN 1434-1948

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Abstract

A new mode of association of water molecules is described. Adamantanoid water clusters bonded to bromide ions as well as other water molecules form a cage within which bromide-encapsulated aza cryptands reside to form a host-within-a-host-like structure. The structure of this adamantanoid water decamer is remarkably similar to that of cubic ice (Ic). The average O···O distance is 2.78 Å, which is close to 2.75 Å present in Ic, and the average O···O···O angle of 109.40Å is also close to the tetrahedral angle in ice Ic.

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Keywords:Anion Binding; Cryptands; Hydrogen Bonds; Water Chemistry; X-ray Diffraction
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