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The title compound, caesium silver zinc tetrathiocyanate, crystallizes in two polymorphic forms, in space groups P2(1)/n and C2/c. Both structures form a continuous three-dimensional network. The structure in C2/c contains a delocalized Ag atom in a binuclear-like anion, where two [Ag(NCS)(4)] units (delocalized Ag as an average) share two common NCS(-) ligands.
Caesium tetrasilver dizinc nonathiocyanate, Cs[Ag(4)Zn(2)(SCN)(9)], forms a continuous structure, where the Ag atoms and the S atoms of the thiocyanate groups form chains which run along [101]. These chains are bonded together through the Cs and Zn atoms. It is not possible to distinguish between space groups P1 and P-1, but, if the latter space group is correct, the structure contains a thiocyanate group disordered across a centre of inversion. The structure is described in space group P-1, in which the Cs atom also lies on a centre of inversion.
The title compound, CaCs2[Ag2(SCN)6]*2H2O, forms a continuous structure where the Ag atoms form chains with S atoms in the c-axis direction. The chains are bonded together through Cs and Ca atoms. The crystal water of the structure is bonded to the Ca atoms, which lie on centers of symmetry.
The title compound, dicaesium(I)-mu-thiocyanato-kappa2N:S-zinc(II)-tetra-mu-thiocyanato-kappa2S:N-argentate(I), crystallizes in the orthorhombic space group Pmn2(1) and contains units of composition AgZn(SCN)3 lying on a mirror plane and bonded together through Cs+ ions and thiocyanate groups. The crystal studied contained equal numbers of inversion twins.