Abstract
AbstractThe study of the aggregation of small molecules in solution induced by metallophilic interactions has been traditionally performed by spectroscopic methods through identification of chemical changes in the system. Herein we demonstrate the use of SAXS (small‐angle X‐ray scattering) to identify structures in solution, taking advantage of the excellent scattering intensity of heavy metals which have undergone association by metallophilic interactions. An analysis of the close relationship between solid‐state and solution arrangements of a dynamic [Ag2(bisNHC)2]2+ (NHC=N‐heterocyclic carbene) system, and how they are complementary to each other, is reported.
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