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Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan
Aug 2021, Vol.94 No.8
Aug 2021, Vol.94 No.8
Formulation of Diffraction Intensity of Ionic Plastic Crystal and Its Application to Trimethylethylammonium Bis(fluorosulfonyl)amide
Keiko Nishikawa*, Taisei Yamada, Kozo Fujii, Hyuma Masu, Ken-ichi Tozaki and Takatsugu Endo
An article from Prof. Keiko Nishikawa is published. BCSJ editorial board have awarded Selected Paper to this article. They formulated diffraction intensities of ionic plastic crystals (IPCs) consisting of ions which are regarded as statistically spherical, by introducing the structure factor of the components with rotational disorder. The method was applied to the structural study of the IPC phase of trimethylethylammonium bis(fluorosulfonyl)amide ([N1112][FSA]), which is an ionic liquid prototype. As a result, they found that the [FSA]− and the [N1112]+ can be regarded as statistically spherical owing to independent rotation or large disorder around each N atom. Prof. Nishikawa is a Fellow at Toyota Physical and Chemical Research Institute since 2019.
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Keiko Nishikawa*, Taisei Yamada, Kozo Fujii, Hyuma Masu, Ken-ichi Tozaki and Takatsugu Endo
An article from Prof. Keiko Nishikawa is published. BCSJ editorial board have awarded Selected Paper to this article. They formulated diffraction intensities of ionic plastic crystals (IPCs) consisting of ions which are regarded as statistically spherical, by introducing the structure factor of the components with rotational disorder. The method was applied to the structural study of the IPC phase of trimethylethylammonium bis(fluorosulfonyl)amide ([N1112][FSA]), which is an ionic liquid prototype. As a result, they found that the [FSA]− and the [N1112]+ can be regarded as statistically spherical owing to independent rotation or large disorder around each N atom. Prof. Nishikawa is a Fellow at Toyota Physical and Chemical Research Institute since 2019.
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