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Crystal data for 3a: C60H60F 3(N18Zn6·6(C2H3N, Mr,=2241.80, triclinic, space group P1̄, colourless, 0.31 × 0.08 × 0.06 mm3, a, 13.430(3, b, 13.724(3, c, 13.924(3)Å, α, 77.127(3, β=69.501(3, γ, 71.711(3)°, V= 2264.0(9) Å3, T= 120(2) K, Z=1, ρcaled, 1.644 gcm-3, μ, 1.681 mm-1, synchrotron radiation at Daresbury Laboratory, Station 9.8, silicon 111 monchromator, λ, 0.6897 Å, 24895 reflections measured, 13540 unique (Rint=0. 0280) which were used in all calculations. The final wR2, 0.1240 (all data) and R1, 0.0414 (for 5915 data with F2> 2σF2, 607 parameters, largest difference map features within ±0.970 eÅ-3
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