The interest of this procedure was the creation and development of an imidazolate structure using the transition metal, Zinc. The crystalline structure, C-60 was synthesized using a simple hot baking procedure using common bombs. The first step in creation of C-60 is to mix Zinc II Nitrate with Imidazole powder directly and then mix the two in warm DMF for 15minutes and processed in a 90 °C oven for 72hours. Immediately after baking was washed in distilled water. Then, using X-ray powder diffraction the values for C-60 were determined: a=21.6089, b=21.6390, and c=9.7206, while á=ã= 90°, and â= 92.357. Thus, allowing us to determine that C-60' space group is P2/C. Thus, allowing us to determine that the crystal system of C-60 was monoclinic with point groups of 2/m. Furthermore, this structure is similar, though not identical to another monoclinic structure found by a team of students at Michigan University. The syntheses are similar as well as the structures, but the net of the two systems is slightly variable.