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Kessler, Fabian K.; Burow, AsbJörn M.; Savasci, Goekcen; Rosenthal, Tobias; Schultz, Peter; Wirnhier, Eva; Oeckler, Oliver; Ochsenfeld, Christian und Schnick, Wolfgang (2019): Structure Elucidation of a Melam-Melem Adduct by a Combined Approach of Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction and DFT Calculations. In: Chemistry-A European Journal, Bd. 25, Nr. 35: S. 8415-8424

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Abstract

Melam-melem (1:1), an adduct compound that can be obtained from dicyandiamide in autoclave reactions at 450 degrees C and elevated ammonia pressure, had previously been described based on mass spectrometry and NMR spectroscopy, but only incompletely characterized. The crystal structure of this compound has now been elucidated by means of synchrotron microfocus diffraction and subsequent quantum-chemical structure optimization applying DFT methods. The structure was refined in triclinic space group P1? based on X-ray data. Cell parameters of a=4.56(2), b=19.34(8), c=21.58(11) angstrom, alpha=73.34(11)degrees, beta=89.1(2)degrees, and gamma=88.4(2)degrees were experimentally obtained. The resulting cell volumes agree with the DFT optimized value to within 7 %. Molecular units in the structure form stacks that are interconnected by a vast array of hydrogen bridge interactions. Remarkably large melam dihedral angles of 48.4 degrees were found that allow melam to interact with melem molecules from different stack layers, thus forming a 3D network. pi-stacking interactions appear to play no major role in this structure.

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