metal-organic compounds
The crystal structure of ferrocinium tetrachloroantimonate, [Fe(C5H5)2][SbCl4], has been determined at 173 K. The cyclopentadiene rings in the ferrocinium cation are in an eclipsed conformation. The Sb atom is coordinated by six Cl ions in an irregular octahedral arrangement. Two Cl− ions form halogen bridges with neighbouring Sb atoms, resulting in a polymeric chain of anions {the compound may be named catena-poly[ferrocinium (dichloroantimonate-di-μ-chloro)]}. The ferrocinium cations are stacked between these polymeric chains and form two-dimensional layers parallel to the bc plane.
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CCDC reference: 126388