A. I. Yanovskii
Southern Federal University
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Journal of Structural Chemistry | 1990
L. F. Chertanova; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov; V. F. Sopin; Oleg A. Rakitin; T. I. Godovikova; L. I. Khmel'nitskii
An x-ray diffraction structural study was carried out on dicyanoglyoxime trihydrate (DCG) and dimesitylglyoxime (DMG) on an automatic diffractometer using λMoKα radiation using 851 reflections, R=0.031 (DCG) and 862 reflections, R=0.030 (DMG). The unit cell parameters of the monoclinic crystals of DCG, C4H2N4O2·3H2O at −155°C are as follows: a=17.34(1), b=8.395(6), c=6.280(5) Å, β=97.23(6)°, Z=4, space group C2/c. The unit cell parameters of the monoclinic crystals of DMG, C20H24N2O2 at 23°C are as follows: a=12.734(2), b=8.885(2), c=16.087(2) Å, β=101.31(1)°, Z=4, space group I2/a. DCG and DMG molecules in the crystal have anti form with anti-peri-planar orientation of the oxime groups. The planar dioxime fragments features π-conjugation of the oxime groups. The molecules in the crystal are connected by hydrogen bonds, which form a three-dimensional framework in the structure of DCG and chains along the a-axis in the structure of DMG.
Journal of Structural Chemistry | 1990
L. F. Chertanova; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov; V. F. Sopin; Oleg A. Rakitin; T. I. Godovikova; L. I. Khmel'nitskii
AbstractAn x-ray diffraction structural investigation was carried out on amphi-phenylglyoxime (PGO) and amphi-chloroglyoxime (CGO), which crystallizes as a monohydrate, on a diffractometer using λMoKα radiation. The structure of PGO was solved by the direct method using 745 reflections, R=0.029. The structure of CGO was solved using the direct method using 1397 reflections, R=0.031. The unit cell parameters of the triclinic crystals of PGO, C8H8N2O2, at 23°C are as follows: a=3.966(1), b=8.624(2), c=11.792(2) Å, α=91.04(3), β=97.17(3), γ=95.52(2)°, Z=2, space group P
Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds | 1987
I. V. Shcherbakova; L. Yu. Ukhin; V. N. Komissarov; E. V. Kuznetsov; A. V. Polyakov; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov
ChemInform | 1980
L. Yu. Ukhin; V. V. Bessonov; A. I. Yanovskii; T. V. Timofeeva; N. G. Furmanova; Yu. T. Struchkov
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Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1979
A. I. Yanovskii; N. G. Furmanova; Yu. T. Struchkov; N. F. Shemyakin; L. I. Zakharkin
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1978
N. G. Bokii; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov; N. F. Shemyakin; L. I. Zakharkin
. The unit cell parameters of the triclinic cells of CGO, C2H3N2O2Cl·H2O, at 23°C are as follows: a=3.719(1), b=12.479(7), c=13.47(1) Å, α=70.76(7), β=82.09(8), γ=89.93(5)°, Z=4, space group P
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1978
M. Yu. Antipin; N. G. Furmanova; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov
Russian Chemical Bulletin | 1979
N. G. Furmanova; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov; V. I. Bregadze; N. N. Godovikov; A. N. Degtyarev; M. I. Kabachnik
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Journal of Structural Chemistry | 1989
L. F. Chertanova; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov; V. F. Sopin; Oleg A. Rakitin; T. I. Godovikova; L. I. Khmel'nitskii
Journal of Applied Spectroscopy | 1976
I. V. Levshin; M. M. Kaganskii; K. A. V'yunov; A. A. Tsurkan; A. I. Ginak; A. A. Espenbetov; A. I. Yanovskii; Yu. T. Struchkov
. The PGO and CGO molecules have amphi configuration of the dioxime fragments, in which the oxime group π-systems are conjugated. The molecules in both structures are associated by hydrogen bonds and form infinite chains in the PGO structure and infinite layers in the CGO layers.