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ISSN: 2053-2296

July 2003 issue

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Cover illustration: Displacement ellipsoid plot of tetra­carbonyl-1[kappa]4C-tris­(tri­phenyl­phos­phino)-1[kappa]P,2[kappa]P,3[kappa]P-triangulo-chromiumdigold(Au-Au)(2 Cr-Au) tetra­hydro­furan solvate, showing the atom-numbering scheme and displacement ellipsoids at the 50% probability level. H atoms and the tetra­hydro­furan solvent molecule have been omitted for clarity. See Esterhuysen & Raubenheimer [Acta Cryst. (2003), C59, m286-m288].

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Crystals of barium penta­cyano­nitro­syl­ferrate trihydrate (barium nitro­prusside trihydrate), Ba[Fe(CN)5(NO)]·3H2O, have been studied by neutron diffraction in order to ex­amine the structural behaviour of the compound in the 20–120 K temperature range and to determine the structure at 105 K.

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The tetragonal structure of La16Ti5S17+xO17 [x = 0.75 (9)] is based on an [La2S2] rock-salt-type framework that delimits [001] square channels containing chains of corner-sharing Ti(O,S)6 octahedra. These chains are connected through La(O,S)n polyhedra.

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The title structure comprises two seven-coordinate capped trigonal prismatic ZrIV ions, linked through an OH group, which are ligated to an [AsW10O36]9− anion and to an [AsW7O28]11− anion that is capped by two {AsOH}2+ groups.

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The preparation and structures of caesium lithium sulfate and caesium lithium rubidium sulfate are described and discussed in the context of simple and double sulfate polymorphism.

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