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Perspective view of compound Cu‐N3 showing the atom numbering. Selected bond distances (Å) and angles (°): Cu(1)‐N(1), 2.089(2); Cu(1)‐N(2), 2.132(2); Cu(2)‐N(1), 2.068(2); Cu(2)‐N(2), 1.980(2); Cu(1)‐Cu(2), 3.146; N(1)‐Cu(1)‐N(2), 90.78(2); N(1)‐Cu(2)‐N(2), 96.70(2).

Perspective view of compound Cu‐N3 showing the atom numbering. Selected bond distances (Å) and angles (°): Cu(1)‐N(1), 2.089(2); Cu(1)‐N(2), 2.132(2); Cu(2)‐N(1), 2.068(2); Cu(2)‐N(2), 1.980(2); Cu(1)‐Cu(2), 3.146; N(1)‐Cu(1)‐N(2), 90.78(2); N(1)‐Cu(2)‐N(2), 96.70(2).

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