Polymeric strontium ranelate nonahydrate [Sr2(C12H6N2O8S)(H2O)5]·3.79H2O
2011
Polymeric Strontium Ranelate Nonahydrate
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Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Kenny Stahl, Christian G. Frankaer, Anders C. Raffalt, Søren R. Sørensen, Jens E. T. Andersen
Primary Institution: Technical University of Denmark
Conclusion
The study presents the crystal structure of a polymeric strontium ranelate nonahydrate, revealing its unique metal-organic framework and hydration properties.
Supporting Evidence
- The compound crystallizes with nine- and eight-coordinated Sr2+ cations.
- The structure features interconnected layers and channels formed by the ranelate anions.
- Hydrogen bonding occurs between water molecules and ranelate anions.
Takeaway
This study looks at a special type of strontium compound that can help with bone health, showing how it is structured and how it holds water.
Methodology
The compound was recrystallized at different temperatures, and its structure was analyzed using X-ray diffraction.
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