The Crystal Structures of Er3OFS3 and Er3OF3S2: Two Erbium Oxide Fluoride Sulfides with Condensed Tetrahedral [ZEr4] Units (Z = O and F)

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Sabine Strobel1, Alexander Müller1, Thomas Schleid2
1Institut für Anorganische Chemie, Universität Stuttgart, Pfaffenwaldring 55, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany
2Institut für Anorganische Chemie, Universität Stuttgart, Pfaffenwaldring 55, 70569 Stuttgart, Germany, Fax: 49‐711/685‐64241

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Abstract

The two new compounds Er3OFS3 and Er3OF3S2 vary mostly in their fluoride and sulfide content. The fluoride‐poor erbium(III) oxide fluoride sulfide Er3OFS3 crystallizes in the tetragonal space group I4/mmm (a = 374.86(2), c = 2068.41(9) pm, Z = 2) with two crystallographically different Er3+ cations. (Er1)3+ is surrounded by six S2– anions in the shape of a slightly distorted octahedron, whereas (Er2)3+ exhibits a coordination number of eight (4 × O2–/F and 4 × S2– arranged as a square antiprism). In the crystal structure of Er3OFS3 edge‐sharing tetrahedral [ZEr4]10.5+ units (Zn = 50 % O2– + 50 % F) form condensed {}^2_\infty[OFEr2]3+ layers. These layers alternate with {}^2_\infty[ErS3]3– sheets, built up of [ErS6]9– octahedra, which are connected through four common edges, to complete the three‐dimensional crystal structure of Er3OFS3. The fluoride‐rich erbium(III) oxide fluoride sulfide Er3OF3S2 crystallizes in the orthorhombic space group Ccce (a = 538.31(2), b = 1892.03(9), c = 538.27(2) pm, Z = 4). Two crystallographically distinct Er3+ cations are present in its crystal structure. (Er1)3+ is surrounded by eight Zn anions (Z = 25 % O2– + 75 % F) in the shape of a twisted square antiprism, whereas (Er2)3+ holds a coordination number of nine (4 × O2–/F and 5 × S2– arranged as a monocapped square antiprism), copying the arrangement around the Er3+ cations in PbFCl‐type ErFS. The three‐dimensional structure of Er3OF3S2 is built up of S2– sheets and {}^2_\infty[OF3Er3]4+ double layers, which are formed by strongly contorted tetrahedral [ZEr4]10.75+ units (Zn = 25 % O2– + 75 % F). The crystals of this compound show a prominent superstructure in the tetragonal space group I4/mmm with a = 380.59(3), c = 1892.03(9) pm and Z = 2. In the crystal structures of both title compounds, the light anions O2– and F occupy one crystallographically unique Wyckoff position in a statistic allocation. Subject to the O/F content in the formulae, the ratio of O2–:F is 1:1 in Er3OFS3 and 1:3 in Er3OF3S2.

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