2-fluoroethynylbenzene

(Last updated 28 January 2025)

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Figure . The molecular diagram of 2-fluoroethynylbenzene.

CSP studies

REFCODEAXUBUR
FormulaC8 H5 F1
Common Name2-fluorophenylacetate
IUPAC Systematic Name2-fluoroethynylbenzene
Other Names1-ethynyl-2-fluorobenzene
CSD RefcodesAXUBUR, AXUBUR01, AXUBUR02
ScientistJoe Ridout and Louise Price
Date2013
PublicationRidout J, Price LS, Howard JAK, Probert MR 2014. Cryst Growth Des 14, 3384-3391. DOI: Open paper (10.1021/cg500331u)
Search IdentifierA
Energy Model1
Study_ID0
ProgramsMolpak, DMACRYS (2.0.8b4)
Location on S Drive\\CHEMISTRY_CPOSS\\JoeRidout\\2fluoroethynylbenzene
Potential DescriptionGDMA2.2(HF/6-31G(d,p)) + FIT
Energy Model2
Study_ID1
ProgramsStudy_ID=0, DMACRYS (2.0.8b4) with 0.55 GPa
Location on S Drive\\CHEMISTRY_CPOSS\\JoeRidout\\2fluoroethynylbenzene_0.55GPa
Potential DescriptionGDMA2.2(HF/6-31G(d,p)) + FIT + 0.55 GPa pressure

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Figure . Crystal energy landscape of 2-fluoroethynylbenzene from previous work. Left: no pressure. Right: with 0.55 GPa of pressure applied during DMACRYS optimization.

CSD structures (CSD version 5.45 with Mar, Jun and Sep 2024 updates)

Table . Crystallographic information for CSD entries for 2-fluoroethynylbenzene. Different polymorphs are coloured differently.

REFCODEspace groupZ’a / Åb / Åc / Åα / °β / °γ / °density / g cm-3Form
AXUBURPna2117.58413.0886.1989090901.297I
AXUBUR01P2117.05065.9327.484890103.46901.31II
AXUBUR02P2113.93435.933612.9629098.467901.333III
AXUBUR03P2117.0315.9247.44190103.563901.324II
AXUBUR04Pna2117.57813.0246.1719090901.31I

Table . Experimental information for CSD entries for 2-fluoroethynylbenzene.

REFCODEspace groupR factorT / KYearComments
AXUBURPna216.36902011Disordered. Sudden quenching of the liquid to 90 K.1
AXUBUR01P213.63902011Crystallized at 200 K with the turbo cooling option (1000 K/h). Then slowly cooling to 90 K for data collection.1
AXUBUR02P213.462932014Disordered. Isothermal freezing and subsequent pressure cycling.2 Rapid compression starting from ambient conditions.
AXUBUR03P214.452932014Isothermal freezing and subsequent pressure cycling.2 Slow compression near the phase boundary.
AXUBUR04Pna215.22932014Disordered. Isothermal freezing and subsequent pressure cycling.2 Rapid compression starting from ambient conditions.

Other notes

(1) Dikundwar, A. G.; Sathishkumar, R.; Guru Row, T. N.; Desiraju, G. R. Structural Variability in the Monofluoroethynylbenzenes Mediated through Interactions Involving “Organic” Fluorine. Crystal Growth & Design 2011, 11 (9), 3954-3963. DOI: 10.1021/cg2005453.

(2) Ridout, J.; Price, L. S.; Howard, J. A. K.; Probert, M. R. Polymorphism Arising from Differing Rates of Compression of Liquids. Crystal Growth & Design 2014, 14 (7), 3384-3391, Article. DOI: 10.1021/cg500331u.

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