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The Crystal Structures and Thermal Behaviour of the Mercury Arsenates Hg

2

(H

2

AsO

4

)

2

, Hg

2

As

2

O

6

and HgAs

2

O

6

Matthias Weil

Institut f¨ur Mineralogie, Kristallographie und Strukturchemie der

Technischen Universit¨at Wien, Getreidemarkt 9 / E171, A-1060 Wien, Austria Reprint requests to Dr. M. Weil. E-mail: mweil@mail.zserv.tuwien.ac.at Z. Naturforsch.55 b,699–706 (2000); received April 25, 2000

Thermal Behaviour, Mercury, Arsenates

Crystals of Hg2(H2AsO4)2, which are isotypic with the corresponding dihydrogenphosphate Hg2(H2PO4)2, were obtained from a concentrated arsenic acid solution. The crystal structure (P21/n, a = 6.1838(4), b = 15.0987(9), c = 4.7989(3) ˚A, = 91.977(1), Z = 2, R = 0.045 for 1318 structure factors, 56 variables) contains a Hg2+2 dumbbell with a distance d(Hg-Hg) = 2.5040(10) ˚A and a symmetrical coordination of four oxygen atoms for each mercury atom. The oxygen atoms also belong to tetrahedral dihydrogenarsenate groups H2AsO4, which stabilize the structure by hydrogen bonding. On heating Hg2(H2AsO4)2condenses to give the mercury(I) metaarsenate Hg2As2O6. Crystals of that compound were obtained under hydrothermal con- ditions at 165C starting from elemental mercury in 60 wt% aqueous H3AsO4. The crystal structure (P¯31m, a = 4.8411(2), c = 7.5961(9) ˚A,Z= 1, R = 0.037 for 376 structure factors, 13 variables) may be represented by sheets of edge sharing [AsO6] octahedra and layers of Hg2+2 dumbbells, which alternate along the c axis. The dumbbells show a distance d(Hg-Hg) = 2.5190(10) ˚A and are coordinated symmetrically by six oxygen atoms at a distance d(Hg-O) = 2.374(4) ˚A. They are positioned above and below the vacant sites of adjacent [As2O6]2 lay- ers. On further heating Hg2As2O6disproportionates into elemental mercury and mercury(II) metaarsenate, HgAs2O6. Single crystals of HgAs2O6were grown via chemical vapor transport from microcrystalline HgAs2O6with HgCl2as transport agent, using a temperature gradient of 650!550C. HgAs2O6(P¯31m, a = 4.8482(2), c = 4.9789(10) ˚A, Z = 1, R = 0.031 for 367 structure factors, 12 variables) crystallizes in the PbSb2O6 structure type, where anionic [Sb2O6]2 layers have the same arrangement. The divalent mercury atoms have a pseudoocta- hedral environment of oxygen atoms with a distance d(Hg-O) = 2.353(3) ˚A.

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