Vibrational spectroscopy and aromaticity investigation of squarate salts: A theoretical and experimental approach
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Experimental and theoretical investigations of squarate salts [M2(C4O4)] (M=Li, Na, K and Rb) were performed aiming to correlate the structures, vibrational analysis and aromaticity. Powder X-ray diffraction data show that these compounds are not isostructural, indicating that the metal-squarate and hydrogen bonds to water molecules interactions play a significant role on the the crystal packing. The infrared and Raman assigments suggest an equalization of the C–C bond lengths with the increasing of the counter-ion size. This result is interpreted as an enhancement in the electronic delocalization and consequently in the degree of aromaticity for salts with larger ions. Quantum mechanical calculations for structures, vibrational spectra and aromaticity index are in agreement with experimental finding, giving insights at molecular level for the role played by distinct complexation modes to the observed properties. Comparison between our results and literature, regarding molecular dynamics in different chemical environments, shows that aromaticity and hydrogen bonds are the most important forces driving the interactions in the solid structures of squarate ion.

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