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- The reaction produces a compound with the formula 3C(8)H(20)N·H(C(6)H(4)O(5)S(2))(2) (3-), which contains a trianion made up of two linked dianions formed from 2,2'-dithio-benzoic acid.
- The trianion is connected by an acid hydrogen atom across a center of inversion.
- One of the cation structures is disordered, indicating a level of complexity in its arrangement around another center of inversion.
Article Abstract
The reaction between tetra-ethyl-ammonium hydroxide and 2,2'-dithio-benzoic acid yields the title compound, 3C(8)H(20)N·H(C(6)H(4)O(5)S(2))(2) (3-), the trianion of which comprises two 2-(sulfato-sulfan-yl)benzoate dianions linked across a center of inversion by an acid H atom. One of the cations is disordered about another center of inversion.
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