Solution and solid state studies on the interactions of protonated cytosine salts. II. Interpyrimidine hydrogen bonding versus cation-anion stacking in the crystal structures of protonated 1-methylcytosine perchlorate and protonated 1-benzylcytosine nitrate
β Scribed by M. Rossi; J.P. Caradonna; L.G. Marzilli; T.J. Kistenmacher
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1979
- Weight
- 631 KB
- Volume
- 15
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0378-4487
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β¦ Synopsis
The structural properties of the salts protonated 1-methylcytosine perchlorate and protonated l-benzylcytosine nitrate are reported. In each of the salts, it has been definitively established that N(3) of the cytosine ring is the site of protonation. Cation-anion hydrogen-bonding interactions of the type seen in the hydrohalide salts of protonated, N(l)-substituted cytosine derivatives are also observed to some extent in these systems. In addition, the stability of both these salts depends on other factors. In particular, the interpyrimidine hydrogen bonding in the perchlorate salt is very strong and observed here for the first time.
Cation-anion stacking forces in the nitrate salt are vital to the observed crystal packing.
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