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Nitride chloride

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Achloride nitrideis amixed anion compoundcontaining bothchloride(Cl) andnitrideions (N3−). Another name ismetallochloronitrides.They are a subclass of halide nitrides orpnictide halides.[1]

Thegroup 4 elementchloride nitrides can be intercalated by alkali metals that supply extra electrons, and other molecules such as from solvents liketetrahydrofuran,yielding layered substances that aresuperconductors.A superconductor transition temperatureTcof 25.5K has been achieved.[2]

Production

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Nitride chlorides may be produced by heating metal nitrides with metal chlorides. The ammonolysis process heats a metal chloride withammonia.[3]A related method heats a metal or metal hydride withammonium chloride.The nitrogen source could also be anazideor an amide.[3]

List

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name formula formula
weight
crystal
system
space
group
unit cell Å volume density comments ref
Li4NCl hexagonal R3 a=366.225c=1977.18 Z=3 [4]
Li1.8N0.4Cl0.6 Liion conductor [5]
Cyanogen chloride ClCN molecular
Magnesium nitride chloride Mg2NCl hexagonal R3m a= 3.2994c= 17.857 [6]
phosphonitrilic chloride cyclic trimer P3N3Cl6 molecular
trithiazyl trichloride S3N3Cl3 cas 5964-00-1 [7]
Ca2NCl hexagonal R3m a3.6665c19.7187 [8]
Sc2Cl2N P3m1 a = 3:517 c = 8.813 layered [1]
Sc4Cl6N orthorhombic Pbam a = 11.625, b = 12.118, c = 3.5447 [1]
Sc5Cl8N C2/m a = 17.85, b = 3.5505, c = 12.090, β = 130.13 [1]
Sc7Cl12N R3 a = 12.990, c = 8.835 Sc6N clusters [1]
Titanium nitride chloride TiNCl orthorhombic Pmmn a=3.275 b=3.967 c=8.402

a = 3.937, b = 3.258, c = 7.803

109.2 black [9]
Li0.6TiNCl [9]
Cl3VNCl triclinic P1 a = 7.64, b = 7.14, c = 5.91, α = 94.9, β = 112.4, γ = 107.8 V=NClcomplex [1]
Zn2NCl 180.20 orthorhombic Pna21 a=6.137 b=7.394 c=5.940 Z=4 269.5 4.441 band gap 3.21 eV [10]
Zn2NCl orthorhombic Pnma Z=16 predicted [11]
Zn2NCl hexagonal R3m predicted [11]
Sr2BN2Cl [12]
α-Y2Cl3N orthorhombic Pbcn a = 12.761, b = 6.676, c = 6.1000 [1]
β-Y2Cl3N C2/m a = 15.248, b = 3.8520, c = 10.157, β = 118.41 [1]
α-ZrNCl orthorhombic Pmmn a = 3.937, b = 3.258, c = 7.803 pale yellow-green [1]
β-zirconium nitride chloride β-ZrNCl hexagonal R3m a = 3.6031, c = 27.672 yellow-green;semiconductor;layers of Cl–Zr–N–N–Zr–Cl [13][1]
Zr6Cl15N cubic Ia3d a = 21.171 [1]
Lithium-intercalated β-zirconium nitride chloride LixZrNCl black;superconductorTc=12.5 K [14]
NaxZrNCl superconductorTc15 K [13]
KxZrNCl superconductorTc15 K [13]
molybdenum nitride chloride MoNCl3 triclinic P1 a = 9.14, b = 7.67, c = 8.15, α = 108.8, β = 99.3, γ= 108.6 [15][1]
Mo2NCl7 triclinic P1 a = 9.057, b = 9.754, c = 12.834, α = 103.13, β = 109.83, γ = 98.58 [1]
Mo2NCl8 monoclinic P2/c a = 9.961, b = 6.294, c = 17.808, β = 101.82 [1]
Phenyldiazonium tetrachloronitridomolybdate C6H5N2[MoNCl4] monoclinic P21/c a = 12.83, b = 11.70, c = 19.22 β = 94.11 Z=2 dark red [15]
Technetium chloride nitride TcCl3N black; cas 154525-32-3 [7]
(Ph4As)[TcNCl4] [16]
[Se3N2Cl]+SbCl6- triclinic P1 a=6.982 b=6.997 c=15.105 α = 89.45°, β = 86.18°, γ = 68.22° Z=2 red [17]
Ba2NCl hexagonal R3m
Ba3Si3N5OCl P62c a=9.560c=5.552 [18]
Ba25Nb5N19Cl18 [1]
LiBa4[Mo2N7]BaCl2 [1]
La2NCl3 orthorhombic Ibam a= 13.758,b= 6.922,c= 6.185 [19]
La2Cl(CN2)N orthorhombic Cmmm a= 13.340,b= 9.5267,c= 3.9402, Z=4 [20]
La6N3S4Cl orthorhombic Pnma a = 11.597; b = 4.1095; c = 27.568 Z=4 [21]
CeNCl tetragonal P4/nmm a=4.079 c=6.837 Z= black [22]
Cerium(III) nitride chloride Ce2NCl3 orthorhombic Ibam a= 13.6021 b=6.8903 c= 6.1396 Z=4 575.42 4.624 Light yellow [23]
Ce2Cl(CN2)N orthorhombic Cmmm a= 13.3914,b= 9.6345,c= 3.9568, Z=4 [20]
Ce6Cl12N2 1294.1 monoclinic P21/c a=11.233 b=16.527 c=10.798β=90.15 Z=4 1988 4.324 yellow [22]
Na2[{(ON)Ce4}Cl9] monoclinic P21/m a= 8.1321,b= 11.4613,c= 9.4286 andβ= 107.504° Z=2 [24]
Pr2NCl3 orthorhombic Ibam a= 13.531,b= 6.8512,c= 6.1072 [19]
Pr5N3S2Cl2 monoclinic C2/m a = 15.402; b = 4.0092; c = 16.563; β = 101.24°, Z = 4 [25]
Pr6N3S4Cl orthorhombic Pnma a=11.3987 b=4.0235 c=26.999 Z=4 1238.3 reddish-brown [26]
Nd2NCl3 orthorhombic Pbcn a= 13.382,b= 6.8462,c= 6.1815 [19]
Nd3NCl6 orthorhombic Pbca a = 10.4971, b = 11.0683, c = 16.211; Z = 8 [27]
Nd4NS3Cl3 hexagonal P63mc a = 9.2278, c = 6.8306; Z = 2 [27]
Nd6N3S4Cl orthorhombic Pnma a = 11.371; b = 3.9934; c = 26.876 [21]
Na2Nd4ONCl9 monoclinic P21/m a= 8.0354,b= 11.3426,c= 9.2831 andβ= 107.109° [28]
Trigadolinium hexachloride nitride Gd3Cl6N 698.485 triclinic P1 a = 7.107, b = 8.156, c = 9.707, α = 75.37°, β = 109.10°, γ = 114.64° Z=2 478.8 4.84 colourless; water sensitive;biaxial(−) [29]
Gd2NCl3 orthorhombic Pbcn a=13.017 b=6.7310 c=6.1403 [19]
Gd2N2Cl tetragonal P4mm a = 4.25 c = 5.92 [30]
α-HfNCl orthorhombic Pmmn a = 4.130, b = 3.497, c = 8.070 [31][1]
β-HfNCl hexagonal R3m a = 3.5744, c = 27.7075 colourless [1]
NaxHfNCl superconductorTc25 K [32]
Ba3Ta3N6Cl P62c a=10.1455c=5.9770 [18]
Ba3Cl2TaN3 hexagonal P63cm a= 15.0739,c= 6.3298;Z= 6 light yellow [33]
Ba15Ta15N33Cl4 P62c a=10.1545c=29.917 [18]
W2NCl8 triclinic P1 a = 6.2423, b = 6.309, c = 6.931, α = 89.76, β = 81.51, γ = 82.68 [1]
W2NCl9 P21/c a = 8.421, b = 16.786, c = 11.930, β = 134.74° [1]
[WNCl3• POCl3]4• 2 POCl3 triclinic P1 a = 12.257 b = 11.851 c = 19.27.0 α = 102.6° β= 108.4°γ= 94.8° Z=2 [34]
Ba4[WN4]Cl2 [1]
ReNCl4 tetragonal I4 a=8.278 b=8.281 c=4.057 Z=2 brown [35][36]
ReNCl4·H2O orthorhombic Pnma a = 10.754, b = 11.085, c = 547.7 Z=4 red [36]
[NBu4][ReNCl4] orthorhombic P4/n a11.795b11.795c8.466 ReNtriple bondin complex [37]
K2OsNCl5 orthorhombic Pnma a = 13.27, b = 9.85, c = 6.84 [1]
Kleinite Hg2N(Cl,SO4)•n(H2O) hexagonal C63/mmc a = 13.56 c = 11.13 Z = 18 1,772.33 8.01 yellow [38]
Mosesite Hg2N(Cl,SO4,MoO4,CO3)•(H2O) cubic F43m a = 9.524, Z = 8 863.89 7.71 yellow; refractive index 2.065 [39]
ThNCl tetragonal P4/nmm a=4.09486c=6.9013 [40]
Uranium nitride chloride UNCl tetragonal P4/nmm a=3.97 c=6.81 Z=2 [41]

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