Twinning tools in PLATON Detection and Absorption Correction Martin Lutz, Bijvoet Center for Biomolecular Research Dep. Crystal and Structural Chemistry,

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Twinning tools in PLATON Detection and Absorption Correction Martin Lutz, Bijvoet Center for Biomolecular Research Dep. Crystal and Structural Chemistry, Utrecht University, Padualaan 8, 3584 CH Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Merohedral Twins The twin element belongs to the holohedry of the lattice, but not to the point group of the crystal. The reciprocal lattices of all twin domains superimpose exactly. In the triclinic, monoclinic and orthorhombic crystal systems, the merohedral twins can always be described as inversion twins.

Non-merohedral Twins Twin operation does not belong to the Laue group or point group of the crystal. In practice there are three types of reflections: –Reflections belonging to only one lattice. –Completely overlapping reflections belonging to both lattices. –Partially overlapping refections belonging to both lattices.

Non-merohedral Twins

Warning signs The R int value for the higher-symmetry Laue group is only slightly higher than for the lower-symmetry Laue group The mean value for |E 2 -1| is much lower than the expected value of The space group appears to be trigonal or hexagonal The apparent systematic absences are not consistent with any known space group For all of the most disagreeable reflections F o is much greater than F c (Herbst-Irmer & Sheldrick, 1998)

Non-merohedral Twins Non-merohedral twins should be detected on the diffractometer. Indexing problems can be solved with –Phi- and Phi/Chi-Scans –Dirax as indexing program Intensities can be obtained with EvalCCD –Output: SHELX HKLF5 file

Non-merohedral Twins If the structure can be solved and refined, non-merohedral twins can be detected with PLATON –Input file: compound.fcf –GUI: TwinRotMat –Command line: platon –T compound.fcf

Non-merohedral Twins TwinRotMat has an option to generate a HKLF5 file based on the twin matrix. Warning: The amount of overlapping reflections depends not only on the twin matrix: –(Anisotropic) mosaicity –Crystal size –Detector distance and rotation angle –Etc. Better: EvalCCD

Example Three different crystals of the same compound Crystal 1 [BASF (19)]: R1 (obs.) , wR2 (all) , -0.47/1.38 e/Å 3 R1 (obs.) , wR2 (all) , -0.38/0.50 e/Å 3 Crystal 2 [BASF (7)]: R1 (obs.) , wR2 (all) , -2.29/12.99 e/Å 3 R1 (obs.) , wR2 (all) , -0.59/0.64 e/Å 3 Crystal 3 [BASF 0.228(2)]:: R1 (obs.) , wR2 (all) , -0.62/3.83 e/Å 3 R1 (obs.) , wR2 (all) , -0.48/0.51 e/Å 3

Pseudo-merohedral Twins These are non-merohedral twins, where all reflections seem to overlap because of the limited resolution of the equipment. Because cell parameters are temperature dependent, a temperature change can lead to splitting of reflections. Pseudo-merohedral twins are optimally suited for TwinRotMat.

Absorption Correction With reflections in HKLF4 format, all methods of absorption correction in PLATON are applicable: ABSPsiScan ABSTompa/ABSGauss MULscanABS DELrefABS –TWIN/BASF card in compound.res is treated properly.

Absorption Correction With reflections in HKLF5 format, only analytical absorption corrections are possible (ABST/ABSG). Direction cosines of all twin domains must be based on the same orientation matrix (e.g. of the first domain). In PLATON the option check direction cosines must be switched off.

Absorption Correction The shape of the crystal can be optimized using the program EUHEDRAL based on a HKLF4 file. The refined crystal shape can then be applied to a HKLF5 file using PLATON.

EUHEDRAL A computer program for the refinement of the crystal shape for an analytical absorption correction

EUHEDRAL The difficulty with the analytical absorption correction is the determination of the crystal shape –Errors in crystal size measurement –Presence of other absorbing material (glass, oil, grease) –Unclear face indices

EUHEDRAL In many laboratories the crystal shape is refined before the absorption correction is performed We want to offer a computer program for this purpose, which –makes use of the redundancy of area detector data –is as flexible as possible –is independent of the diffractometer type –is running on many UNIX/LINUX platforms

EUHEDRAL EUHEDRAL was developed in close relation to the PLATON package. A running version of PLATON is therefore needed. ( The reflection data must contain direction cosines as described for SHELX76 (crystal coordinate system).

EUHEDRAL All minimizations in EUHEDRAL are based on a merging R-value R2

EUHEDRAL The program EUHEDRAL can be run on the command line or with a graphical user interface (GUI) based on Tcl/Tk

EUHEDRAL

In a first step the number of reflections is reduced with the routine filter. The suitability of this subset can be judged from different projections. Several filter criteria are available: Minimal intensity, minimal theta, minimal redundancy, and angular distribution.

EUHEDRAL

Situation 1 –Start with a measured crystal shape (faces are indexed and crystal size determined) –Refine volume and distances –Fine-tune the description by tilting the faces

EUHEDRAL

Ex. s2422b (Pt-complex,  = mm -1 ) Without correction: R2=1.069 Measured crystal shape+size: R2=0.592 Refined crystal shape+size: R2=0.497

EUHEDRAL Situation 2 –Crystal shape known, faces not indexed –Refinement of crystal orientation with respect to the reciprocal axes –Then refinement of volume, distance and tilt

EUHEDRAL Situation 3 –Nothing known about crystal size and shape –Start with a dodecahedron model (EUHEDRAL offers 7 different dodecahedrons) –Refinement of volume and distance –Refinement of orientation and tilt

EUHEDRAL

R2=0.592R2=0.497R2=0.480

EUHEDRAL No correction –R int = –R1(obs. refl.)= –Res. dens. –3.05/2.05 –Ellipticity Pt: 1.99 EUHEDRAL –R int = –R1(obs. refl.)= –Res. dens. –2.20/1.13 –Ellipticity Pt: 1.71

EUHEDRAL – transmission –R int = –R1(obs. refl.)= –Res. dens. –2.20/1.13 –Ellipticity Pt: 1.71 DELABS (PLATON) – transmission –R int = –R1(obs. refl.)= –Res. dens. –1.64/1.08 –Ellipticity Pt: 1.58

EUHEDRAL Home page:

Thanks Many thanks –A.L. Spek and A.M.M. Schreurs for useful discussions. –Council for Chemical Sciences of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (CW-NWO) for financial support.