Abstract

Abstract Crystal structures of eight derivatives of bis(diphenylglyoximato)–nickel(II), bearing four alkoxy chains of different lengths, were determined by single-crystal X-ray crystallography. Sequential transition of packing structures by chain elongation was observed. The packing structures were typically one-dimensional columnar structure comprising metal wires, herringbone structures, quasi-layered structures and layered structures having an interdigitation of alkyl moieties in the alkoxy chains. Each structural characteristic depends on odd–even effect and alkoxy chain interactions. Additionally, the gauche conformation of the alkoxy chains contributes to filling the empty spaces of the structures, placing out of the molecular plane packing, and forming a clip structure of the alkoxy chains.

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