Abstract
The solid state structures of organotellurium compounds, associated through secondary bonds, are presented in the light of supramolecular chemistry principles. Supramolecular self-assembly through secondary bonds occurs in organotellurium-nitrogen. -oxygen, -sulfur and -halogen compounds and leads to the formation of discrete supermolecules (e.g. dimers or tetramers) or infinite supramolecular arrays.