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ISSN: 2053-2296

October 1996 issue

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Cover illustration: [(CpTi)6(mu3-Te)6(mu3-O)2], see Gindelberger, pages 2493-2495. Displacement ellipsoids are shown at the 50% probability level.

inorganic compounds


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The structure of La2Cu2O5 comprises CuO5 square pyramids connected to each other in three dimensions by corner sharing and ten-coordinate La3+ ions occupying positions next to oxygen vacancies which form tunnels along the c axis.

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CsAg0.64Mn1.18Te2 exhibits the ThCr2Si2 structure type, comprising slabs of Ag- and Mn-centered edge-sharing tetrahedra separated by Cs+ cations.

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The structure of Eu3BSi2O10 is composed of layers of isolated BSi1O65− and Si2O44− anions which alternate along the c axis. The layers are linked through three crystallographically independent Eu3+ ions to form a three-dimensional network structure.

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KGaAs2O7 is isostructural with KAlAs2O7. The framework is composed of GaO6 octahedra joined through As2O7 groups by corner sharing, forming intersecting tunnels where the K+ cations are located.

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The structure of LaMo8O14 contains an equal mixture of cis-edge-sharing and trans bi-face-capped octahedral Mo8 clusters arranged in layers. The O-atom framework derives from close packing with an ABAC⋯ layer sequence. The La3+ ions are surrounded by 12 O atoms forming a distorted cuboctahedron.

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SrGe4O9 comprises two different types of sheet structure stacked alternately along the c axis. One type of sheet comprises GeO6 octahedra and SrO8 polyhedra while the other contains three-membered rings of GeO4 tetrahedra.

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