Summary
The crystal structure of xanthazol monohydrate (Fig. 1) is being investigated. It is triclinic with two molecules per unit cell. Results obtained by the methods ofRogers andWilson show a tendency to centrosymmetry. A complete three dimensional Patterson synthesis, calculated with about 1300 reflexions, yielded a layer structure with the molecules almost parallel (001) and a very short period of 3.14 Å. The different possibilities for the structure were examined by steric considerations and Fourier projections. The figure gives a centric structure in which the water molecule (H2Ow) shows up quite clearly, and which is considered to be the right one. Very weak additional layer lines indicate some sort of super-structure.
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Mitteilung Nr. 65 vonW. Nowacki und Mitarbeitern.
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Nowacki, W., Bürki, H. Kristallstrukturelle Untersuchung von Xanthazol-Monohydrat. Experientia 7, 454–455 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02168688
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