Abstract

In the title complex, [CuICuII(CN)3(C4H12N2)2], the CuI and CuII ions and a bridging cyanide group lie on a twofold rotation axis. The CuII ion is in a slightly-distorted square-pyramidal coordination environment, with the N atoms of the two symmetry-related N-ethyl­ethylenedi­amine ligands occupying the basal positions and an N-bonded cyanide group in the apical position. The CuI ion is in a trigonal-planar coordination environment, bonded to the C atom of the bridging cyanide group and to two terminal cyanide groups. In the crystal, N—H⋯N hydrogen bonds involving two of the symmetry-unique N—H groups of the N-ethyl­ethylenedi­amine ligands and the N atoms of the terminal cyanide ligands link the mol­ecules into strands along [010].

Highlights

  • CuII ions and a bridging cyanide group lie on a twofold rotation axis

  • The CuII ion is in a slightly-distorted squarepyramidal coordination environment, with the N atoms of the two symmetry-related N-ethylethylenediamine ligands occupying the basal positions and an N-bonded cyanide group in the apical position

  • The CuI ion is in a trigonal-planar coordination environment, bonded to the C atom of the bridging cyanide group and to two terminal cyanide groups

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CuII ions and a bridging cyanide group lie on a twofold rotation axis. The CuII ion is in a slightly-distorted squarepyramidal coordination environment, with the N atoms of the two symmetry-related N-ethylethylenediamine ligands occupying the basal positions and an N-bonded cyanide group in the apical position. The CuI ion is in a trigonal-planar coordination environment, bonded to the C atom of the bridging cyanide group and to two terminal cyanide groups. N—H N hydrogen bonds involving two of the symmetry-unique N—H groups of the N-ethylethylenediamine ligands and the N atoms of the terminal cyanide ligands link the molecules into strands along [010]. H atoms treated by a mixture of independent and constrained refinement max = 0.22 e Å3

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