Issue 9, 2022

Two lead borate-nitrates with anion-centered [OPb4] tetrahedra and two types of π-conjugated planar units showing large birefringence

Abstract

Two lead borate-nitrates Pb6O4(BO3)(NO3) and Pb6O2(BO3)2(NO3)F were obtained by the high-temperature flux method. Interestingly, their crystal structure consists of anion-centered [OPb4] tetrahedra and π-conjugated BO3 and NO3 units. The first principles calculations indicate that both compounds show large birefringence.

Graphical abstract: Two lead borate-nitrates with anion-centered [OPb4] tetrahedra and two types of π-conjugated planar units showing large birefringence

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
19 Jan 2022
Accepted
10 Feb 2022
First published
10 Feb 2022

Dalton Trans., 2022,51, 3421-3425

Two lead borate-nitrates with anion-centered [OPb4] tetrahedra and two types of π-conjugated planar units showing large birefringence

S. Bai, D. Yang, B. Zhang, L. Li and Y. Wang, Dalton Trans., 2022, 51, 3421 DOI: 10.1039/D2DT00183G

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