Halliru Ibrahim , Sizwe J. Zamisa , Muhammad D. Bala , Pinkie Ntola , Holger B. Friedrich
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The crystal structure of an imidazolium bromide salt is described.
The molecular structure of the title salt, C11H12N3O3+·Br−, reveals near co-planarity between the the imidazole and 4-nitrobenzene moieties with a dihedral angle of 8.99 (14)° between their planes. A prominent feature in the molecular packing is the bromide anion acting as a double acceptor for O—H⋯Br and C—H⋯Br hydrogen-bonds, leading to a linear chain propagating along [110]. The crystal studied was refined as an inversion twin, with the minor component = 0.081 (8).