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Selected details of data collection and structure refinement for compound 1: Formula C22H29N3O6S, monoclinic, space group P21/n, Mr 463.54, orange rod, 0.88 × 0.16 × 0.16 mm, a, 10.916(2, b, 9.564(1, c, 22.350(3) Å, β, 101.314(6, V, 2288.1(5) Å3, Z, 4, Dcalcd, 1.346 g cm- 3, μ, 0.185 cm- 1, θ range, 2.86-27.00° data collected 22268, unique data 4970 (Rint, 0.032, obs. data [I > 2σ(I, 4425, no. parameters 308, no. restraints 2, R1 0.0460 (obs. data, wR2 0.1097 (all data, GOF 1.047. The azo moiety of the structure is disordered with another E form of the structure present in the crystal major component 68, minor component 32, The two restraints are used to maintain appropriate distances for the minor disorder component
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Selected details of data collection and structure refinement for compound [Na(1)(H2O)]2(ClO4)2: Formula C22H31ClN3NaO11S, monoclinic, space group P21/n, Mr 604.00, orange rod, 0.30 × 0.10 × 0.10 mm, a, 10.202(3, b, 25.310(7, c, 10.439(3) Å, β, 96.411(4, V, 2678.7(12) Å3, Z, 4, Dcalcd, 1.498 g cm- 3, μ, 0.301 cm- 1, 2θ, 55° data collected 20598, unique data 6089 (Rint, 0.031, obs. data [I > 2σ(I, 5048, no. parameters 353, no. restraints 2, R1 0.0355 (obs. data, wR2 0.0846 (all data, GOF 1.045. The coordinated water molecule in the structure was modeled as being disordered over two sites O33, 80, O34, 20
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