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K2Sn4Se8 - ein gemischtvalentes Selenostannat

Translated title of the contribution: K2Sn4Se8 - A Mixed-Valent Selenostannate
  • Kurt O. Klepp

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Abstract

Transparent, ruby red crystals of the new compound K2Sn4Se8 were obtained from K2Se, Sn and Se by high temperature synthesis. K2Sn4Se8 is monoclinic, space-group Cm with a=6.436(3)Ä, b=18.934(9)Ä, c=7.417(5)Ä, beta=96.26(2)?; Z=2. The crystal structure was refined to a conventional R of 0.022 (Rw=0.018). In K2Sn4Se8 the tin atoms have two distinct oxidation states +2 and +4. Sn(IV) is tetrahedrally coordinated by Se, Sn(II) has a pseudo-trigonal bipyramidal coordination MA4E which reveals a pronounced stereo-activity of the lone pair of electrons. In the crystal structure the Sn(IV)Se4-tetrahedra share common apices, yielding open sheets which are separated from each other by the alkali cations, but connected via the Sn(II) centers.
Translated title of the contributionK2Sn4Se8 - A Mixed-Valent Selenostannate
Original languageGerman (Austria)
Number of pages5
JournalZeitschrift für Naturforschung B: A Journal of Chemical Sciences
Publication statusPublished - Jul 1991

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