First example of peroxosolvate of iodine-containing organic molecule

Abstract

Six new bispidine-based bis-amides containing residues of haloacetic acids were synthesized and characterized by X-ray crystallography. The dissolution of iodine-containing compound in concentrated hydrogen peroxide afforded bispidine peroxosolvate, in which the peroxide molecules participated in two donor hydrogen bonds with carbonyl oxygen atoms of the distinct adjacent organic molecules thus forming cyclic motifs in crystals. This structure is a first example of peroxosolvate of iodine-containing organic molecule.