Structure determination of chloropropham with the Bruker SMART X2S benchtop crystallographic system


A colorless crystal of chloropropham with the dimensions of 0.50 mm x 0.60 mm x 1.00 mm mounted on a Mitegen Micromount was automatically centered on a Bruker SMART X2S benchtop crystallographic system. Intensity measurements were performed using a monochromated (Doubly Curved Silicon Crystal) Mo-Kα-radiation (0.71073 Å) from a sealed MicroFocus tube. Generator settings were 50 kV, 1 mA. Data collection temperature was 23°C.
Data were acquired using three sets of Omega scans at different Phi settings. The frame width was 0.5° with an exposure time of 60.0 s.

The detailed data collection strategy was as follows:
Detector distance: 40 mm
Detector swing angle (fixed 2 Theta): -20°.

RunOmega (start)Omega (end)PhiFrames
1-20.0-200.00.0360
2-20.0-140.0120.0240
3-20.0-80.0240.0120

APEX2 software was used for preliminary determination of the unit cell. Determination of integral intensities and unit cell refinement were performed using SAINT. The integration of the data yielded a total of 41266 reflections to a maximum θ angle of 25.05° (0.84 Å resolution).
The constants for the orthorhombic unit cell are a = 20.9518(9) Å, b = 14.2690(7) Å, c = 22.5186(11) Å, V = 6732.2(5) Å3. They are based upon the refinement of the XYZ-centroids of 9978 reflections above 20.0 I/σ(I) with 2.50° ≤ θ ≤ 24.98°.
Data were corrected for absorption effects with SADABS using the multiscan technique. The ratio of minimum to maximum apparent transmission is 87.4:100. The average residual for symmetry equivalent reflections is Rint = 2.87% and Rσ = 1.82%. XPREP determined the space group to be P b c a, with Z = 24 for the formula unit, C10H12ClNO2.
The structure was solved with XS and subsequent structure refinements were performed with XL. The final anisotropic full-matrix least-squares refinement on Fo2 with 385 variables converged at R1 = 4.43% for the observed data and wR2 = 19.95% for all data. The goodness-of-fit was 1.013. The largest peak on the final difference electron density synthesis was 0.45 e-3 and the deepest hole was -0.33 e-3 with an RMS deviation of 0.13 e-3. On the basis of the final model, the calculated density is 1.265 g/cm3 and F(000) = 2688.

APEX2 Version 2.2 (Bruker AXS Inc., 2007)
SAINT Version 7.34a (Bruker AXS Inc., 2007)
SADABS Version 2007/2 (Sheldrick, Bruker AXS Inc.)
XPREP Version 2005/2 (Sheldrick, Bruker AXS Inc.)
XS Version 2008/1 (George M. Sheldrick, Acta Cryst. (2008). A64, 112-122)
XL Version 2008/1 (George M. Sheldrick, Acta Cryst. (2008). A64, 112-122)



Table 1. Crystal data and structure refinement for chloropropham.
Identification codechloropropham
Empirical formulaC10 H12 Cl N O2
Formula weight213.66
Temperature296(2) K
Wavelength0.71073 Å
Crystal systemOrthorhombic
Space groupP b c a
Unit cell dimensionsa = 20.9518(9) Åα = 90°
b = 14.2690(7) Åβ = 90°
c = 22.5186(11) Åγ = 90°
Volume6732.2(5) Å3
Z24
Density (calculated)1.265 Mg/cm3
Absorption coefficient0.316 mm-1
F(000)2688
Crystal size0.50 x 0.60 x 1.00 mm3
Theta range for data collection2.50 to 24.98°
Index ranges-24<=h<=23, -16<=k<=16, -26<=l<=25
Reflections collected41266
Independent reflections5935 [R(int) = 0.0287]
Completeness to theta = 24.98°99.6%
Absorption correctionMultiscan
Max. and min. transmission0.8582 and 0.7498
Refinement methodFull-matrix least-squares on F2
Data / restraints / parameters5935 / 0 / 385
Goodness-of-fit on F21.013
Final R indices [I>2sigma(I)]R1 = 0.0443, wR2 = 0.1388
R indices (all data)R1 = 0.0742, wR2 = 0.1995
Largest diff. peak and hole0.451 and -0.329

Rint = Σ|Fo2 - Fo2(mean)| / Σ[Fo2]
R1 = Σ||Fo| - |Fc|| / Σ|Fo|
GOOF = S = {Σ[w(Fo2 - Fc2)2] / (n - p)}1/2
wR2 = {Σ[w(Fo2 - Fc2)2] / Σ[w(Fo2)2]}1/2
w = 1 / [σ(Fo2) + (aP)2 + bP] where P is [2Fc2 + Max(Fo2, 0)] / 3


Table 2. Atomic coordinates (x104) and equivalent isotropic displacement parameters (Å2x103) for chloropropham.
U(eq) is defined as one third of the trace of the orthogonalized Uij tensor.
xyzU(eq)
Cl11524(1)2636(1)745(1)99(1)
Cl2157(1)7210(1)1397(1)128(1)
Cl34842(1)5713(1)-3300(1)109(1)
O12653(1)3083(1)-2098(1)70(1)
O22647(1)2323(1)-1222(1)69(1)
O32790(1)5576(1)-97(1)65(1)
O42204(1)5685(1)744(1)62(1)
O51484(1)4601(2)-3231(1)69(1)
O61754(1)5033(1)-2299(1)68(1)
N11985(1)3557(2)-1416(1)68(1)
N21897(1)6366(2)-127(1)59(1)
N32484(1)4989(2)-3056(1)55(1)
C1958(1)4033(2)148(1)70(1)
C21392(1)3322(2)118(1)63(1)
C31737(1)3119(2)-388(1)59(1)
C41644(1)3671(2)-885(1)54(1)
C52450(1)2931(2)-1545(1)55(1)
C63183(2)2514(2)-2316(1)71(1)
C73073(2)2426(3)-2972(2)96(1)
C83803(2)2989(3)-2151(2)97(1)
C91196(1)4395(2)-869(1)64(1)
C10858(1)4563(2)-361(1)72(1)
C11474(2)7200(2)682(2)80(1)
C121056(1)6775(2)586(1)62(1)
C131305(1)6759(2)19(1)57(1)
C142288(1)5858(2)226(1)51(1)
C153305(1)5091(2)214(1)65(1)
C163875(2)5203(4)-185(2)103(1)
C173129(2)4086(3)327(2)97(1)
C18961(2)7150(2)-451(2)81(1)
C19385(2)7566(3)-341(3)107(2)
C20135(2)7603(3)222(3)102(1)
C214152(1)5676(2)-2872(1)68(1)
C223597(1)5346(2)-3116(1)58(1)
C233043(1)5318(2)-2774(1)54(1)
C241899(1)4883(2)-2814(1)55(1)
C25821(2)4435(3)-3041(2)84(1)
C26768(2)3450(4)-2809(2)123(2)
C27417(2)4625(4)-3579(2)110(1)
C283062(2)5625(2)-2187(1)74(1)
C293638(2)5955(3)-1963(2)87(1)
C304184(2)5984(3)-2293(2)82(1)



Table 3. Bond lengths (Å) and angles (°) for chloropropham.
Cl1-C21.741(3)
Cl2-C111.741(4)
Cl3-C211.739(3)
O1-C51.333(3)
O1-C61.461(4)
O2-C51.204(3)
O3-C141.341(3)
O3-C151.459(3)
O4-C141.206(3)
O5-C241.342(3)
O5-C251.472(4)
O6-C241.218(3)
N1-C51.355(4)
N1-C41.402(3)
N2-C141.352(3)
N2-C131.399(4)
N3-C241.349(3)
N3-C231.413(3)
C1-C21.364(4)
C1-C101.389(5)
C2-C31.379(4)
C3-C41.382(4)
C4-C91.395(4)
C6-C71.500(5)
C6-C81.512(6)
C9-C101.369(4)
C11-C121.379(4)
C11-C201.381(6)
C12-C131.380(4)
C13-C181.396(4)
C15-C171.503(5)
C15-C161.504(5)
C18-C191.367(6)
C19-C201.374(7)
C21-C301.377(5)
C21-C221.371(4)
C22-C231.392(4)
C23-C281.394(4)
C25-C261.504(6)
C25-C271.502(6)
C28-C291.390(5)
C29-C301.366(5)
  
C5-O1-C6117.8(2)
C14-O3-C15117.5(2)
C24-O5-C25117.1(2)
C5-N1-C4128.8(2)
C14-N2-C13127.9(2)
C24-N3-C23127.5(2)
C2-C1-C10117.8(3)
C1-C2-C3123.1(3)
C1-C2-Cl1119.0(2)
C3-C2-Cl1117.9(2)
C4-C3-C2118.4(3)
C3-C4-C9119.7(3)
C3-C4-N1123.6(2)
C9-C4-N1116.7(2)
O2-C5-O1124.9(3)
O2-C5-N1126.3(2)
O1-C5-N1108.8(2)
O1-C6-C7105.1(3)
O1-C6-C8108.7(3)
C7-C6-C8114.3(3)
C10-C9-C4120.0(3)
C9-C10-C1121.0(3)
C12-C11-C20121.4(4)
C12-C11-Cl2119.1(3)
C20-C11-Cl2119.5(3)
C11-C12-C13119.1(3)
C12-C13-C18120.0(3)
C12-C13-N2123.9(2)
C18-C13-N2116.1(3)
O4-C14-O3125.2(2)
O4-C14-N2126.2(2)
O3-C14-N2108.6(2)
O3-C15-C17110.7(3)
O3-C15-C16104.5(3)
C17-C15-C16113.4(3)
C19-C18-C13119.5(4)
C20-C19-C18121.3(4)
C19-C20-C11118.7(4)
C30-C21-C22122.1(3)
C30-C21-Cl3118.4(3)
C22-C21-Cl3119.5(2)
C21-C22-C23119.6(3)
C22-C23-C28119.5(3)
C22-C23-N3116.9(2)
C28-C23-N3123.7(3)
O6-C24-O5123.9(3)
O6-C24-N3126.2(3)
O5-C24-N3109.8(2)
O5-C25-C26108.8(3)
O5-C25-C27105.6(3)
C26-C25-C27114.0(4)
C23-C28-C29118.4(3)
C30-C29-C28122.7(3)
C29-C30-C21117.7(3)



Table 4. Anisotropic displacement parameters (Å2x103) for chloropropham.
The anisotropic displacement factor exponent takes the form: -2π2[ h2 a*2 U11 + ... + 2 h k a* b* U12 ]
U11U22U33U23U13U12
Cl1133(1)110(1)53(1)15(1)22(1)11(1)
Cl281(1)173(1)130(1)-63(1)17(1)13(1)
Cl365(1)170(1)91(1)6(1)-13(1)-21(1)
O190(1)68(1)52(1)12(1)21(1)16(1)
O281(1)76(1)51(1)16(1)10(1)18(1)
O362(1)78(1)54(1)4(1)3(1)10(1)
O460(1)77(1)50(1)16(1)0(1)8(1)
O562(1)88(1)57(1)-14(1)12(1)-13(1)
O687(1)67(1)49(1)-0(1)14(1)7(1)
N183(2)74(2)47(1)13(1)9(1)22(1)
N259(1)66(1)51(1)14(1)-4(1)2(1)
N362(1)64(1)40(1)-4(1)1(1)-3(1)
C171(2)71(2)68(2)-17(2)18(2)-11(2)
C271(2)68(2)49(2)-4(1)8(1)-11(2)
C363(2)66(2)48(1)-0(1)4(1)4(1)
C456(2)58(1)47(1)-2(1)1(1)-0(1)
C563(2)60(2)43(1)6(1)4(1)-0(1)
C692(2)57(2)65(2)10(1)28(2)9(2)
C7140(3)80(2)68(2)-5(2)38(2)5(2)
C890(3)100(3)99(3)21(2)17(2)2(2)
C964(2)66(2)62(2)1(1)1(1)4(1)
C1067(2)68(2)82(2)-10(2)12(2)5(2)
C1157(2)70(2)114(3)-24(2)-9(2)-0(2)
C1258(2)56(2)73(2)-9(1)-11(1)1(1)
C1353(2)49(1)71(2)7(1)-12(1)-8(1)
C1451(1)50(1)52(1)4(1)-4(1)-3(1)
C1554(2)66(2)73(2)-2(1)-4(1)7(1)
C1670(2)128(3)112(3)5(3)18(2)11(2)
C1789(2)67(2)134(3)4(2)-4(2)12(2)
C1867(2)82(2)94(2)28(2)-25(2)-4(2)
C1973(2)96(3)150(4)40(3)-38(3)2(2)
C2056(2)83(2)168(5)-2(3)-19(3)10(2)
C2166(2)73(2)64(2)8(1)-15(1)-3(2)
C2266(2)62(2)45(1)2(1)-10(1)-1(1)
C2370(2)47(1)46(1)2(1)-9(1)6(1)
C2472(2)47(1)46(1)1(1)5(1)2(1)
C2564(2)105(3)82(2)-27(2)28(2)-14(2)
C26120(3)131(4)117(3)3(3)30(3)-55(3)
C2763(2)155(4)111(3)-27(3)4(2)-2(2)
C2886(2)85(2)50(2)-12(1)-9(2)10(2)
C29108(3)95(2)58(2)-20(2)-30(2)9(2)
C3084(2)85(2)77(2)-4(2)-34(2)2(2)



Table 5. Hydrogen coordinates (x104) and isotropic displacement parameters (Å2x103) for chloropropham.
xyzU(eq)
H118853937-169881
H220276460-48470
H325214838-342466
H1A737415849784
H3A20252624-39471
H631661891-213386
H7A26552173-3042144
H7B33882016-3141144
H7C31053033-3154144
H8A38463561-2373145
H8B41542581-2242145
H8C38033128-1734145
H911284762-120476
H105555041-35587
H121278650390075
H153387540559377
H16A37904912-561155
H16B42404911-4155
H16C39605858-244155
H17A27474061561145
H17B34703782537145
H17C30593773-45145
H1811227127-83597
H191587829-654128
H20-2557894293123
H2235905141-350869
H257094878-2725100
H26A9183019-3105184
H26B3303315-2718184
H26C10223387-2457184
H27A4815260-3706164
H27B-244533-3480164
H27C5364204-3892164
H2826985610-195188
H2936516165-1572105
H3045656204-213298