Re6 octahedra inside Te8 cubes is a common feature of both title compounds. The picture on the right shows a section of the structure of Re6Te16Cl18, in which the Re6 octahedron and the binding of the cluster to the [Te8Cl18]2− ligand are apparent. Different binding to ligands results in a three-dimensional structure for Re6Te16Cl18, and a two-dimensional structure for Re6Te16Cl6.
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