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1,2,3-Dithiazolyl and 1,2,35-Dithiadiazolyl Radicals as Spin-Bearing ...

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observed in the precursor III-1 w<strong>as</strong> found to be 1.241(4) Å which is unchanged within<br />

one e.s.d. which is also consistent with the highly similar infrared absorption<br />

frequencies. The nominally single bond C1-O1 distance in III-3 is 1.391(6) Å, while the<br />

analogous bond distance in III-1is 1.347(5) Å. While not substantial, the difference<br />

cannot be ignored. This difference is most likely due to the σ-donating properties of the<br />

methyl group.<br />

Compound III-3 h<strong>as</strong> short intermolecular contacts between neighbouring<br />

molecules in the solid state <strong>as</strong> shown in Figure 3-4. The oxygen of the carbonyl attached<br />

to the ring is oriented directly toward the two sulfur atoms of a neighbouring molecule.<br />

The O...S distances are 2.757(9) <strong>and</strong> 2.966(7) Å which are well within the sum of the van<br />

der Waals radii of sulfur <strong>and</strong> oxygen. The diagram in Figure 3-3 is shown normal to the a<br />

axis <strong>and</strong> the chain propagates along the [010] direction.<br />

Figure 3-4. Chains of III-3 propagating along the [010] direction by short S-O contacts.<br />

There is only one molecule in the <strong>as</strong>ymmetric unit <strong>and</strong> therefore the other three<br />

molecules in the unit cell are related by the symmetry operations of the P2 1 /n space<br />

group. A depiction of the unit cell can be seen in Figure 3-5. As is evident from the<br />

diagram, the unit cell possesses a center of symmetry. The molecules are also related via<br />

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