文摘
The reactions between PbO, Bi2O3 (or BiOCl), and SeO2 by the chemical vapor transport method using HCl as a transporting agent afforded three novel bismuth/lead chloroselenites, namely, 尾-BiSeO3Cl (1), Bi6(SeO3)4Cl10 (2), and PbBi10(SeO3)12Cl8 (3). Compound 1 is noncentrosymmetric (space group Cc, SHG active) and has a giant unit cell (V = 19792(2) 脜3). In the context of the complex BiSeO3Cl phase diagram reported by Oppermann et al., it was assigned to the undescribed 尾-form on the basis of its IR spectra and powder X-ray diffraction pattern. The comparison between the 伪-, 尾-, and 纬-forms suggests their formation via the condensation of volatile Bi(SeO3)Cl molecules. Analysis of the structures of the 伪-, 尾-, and 纬-forms indicates that the 伪 鈫?尾 鈫?纬 phase transitions are associated with a dramatic fluctuation of structural complexity together with the transitional character of the 尾 phase. Compounds 1 and 3 are layered compounds with identical ([M8Cl16]8+ and [M14(SeO3)24]6鈭?/sup>) layers, where M stands for Bi in 1 and Pb/Bi in 3. There are additional [Bi12Cl32]4+ layered subunits in 1. The crystal structure of 2 consists of the [Bi6(SeO3)4Cl10] building blocks forming an open framework with six-membered-ring channels. These three compounds complete the poorly known bismuth selenium oxochloride panorama.