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The thermal decomposition of Nd(NH 2 SO 3 ) 3  · 2 H 2 O in a closed tube leads to violet single crystals of Nd(NH 2 SO 3 )(SO 4 ) · 1.5 H 2 O. The compound crystallizes with the space group  P 1 ( Z  = 2,  a  = 689.2,  b  = 691.4,  c  = 962.0 pm,  α  = 109.64,  β  = 97.00,  γ  = 109.62°). The triclinic unit cell can be transformed into the respective bodycentered setting  I 1 ( Z  = 2,  a  = 977.9,  b  = 795.6,  c  = 1113.0 pm,  α  = 90.69,  β  = 115.06,  γ  = 88.98°) leading to a nearly monoclinic unit cell for the compound. In the crystal structure of Nd(NH 2 SO 3 )(SO 4 ) · 1.5 H 2 O two Nd 3+  ions are present. Nd(1) 3+  is coordinated by four NH 2 SO 3  –  and two SO 4  2–  ions, and one H 2 O molecule. Owing to the chelating attack of the sulfate groups, the CN is nine. Nd(2) 3+  is surrounded by four monodentate SO 4  2–  and two NH 2 SO 3  –  groups. Two H 2 O ligands fill up the coordination sphere and lead to a CN of eight. The linkage of the polyhedra leads to a three-dimensional network.

Nd(NH 2 SO 3 )(SO 4 ) · 1.5 H 2 O: a non-centrosymmetric amidosulfate-sulfate of neodymium