File:BSTFA-based-on-similar-xtals-3D-balls.png

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Ball-and-stick model of the BSTFA molecule, C8H18F3NOSi2.

The conformation shown is based on the crystal structures of closely-related trimethylsilylated imidates (derived from oxamide and from ferrocenecarboxamide).

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  Carbon, C: black
  Hydrogen, H: white
  Fluorine, F: yellow-green
  Nitrogen, N: blue
  Oxygen, O: red
  Silicon, Si: green-grey
Model manipulated and image generated in Accelrys DS Visualizer.
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