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ISSN: 2053-2296

November 2004 issue

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Cover illustration: The structure of praseodymium hexa­cyano­ferrate(III) tetrahydrate, viewed along the a axis. See Langer, Smrcok & Masuda [Acta Cryst. (2004), C60, i104-i106].

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Ca[Ag2(SCN)4]·2H2O contains eight-membered Ag4S4 rings bonded together through shared atoms to form layers parallel to (100). The thio­cyanate groups link the layers to Ca–O chains running parallel to the c axis.

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The title compound crystallizes with the cyano groups forming a regular octahedral arrangement around the Fe atom. The Pr atom is eight-coordinated by six N atoms and two symmetry-related water mol­ecules. The second (uncoordinated, symmetry independent) water mol­ecule forms a hydrogen-bonded network with N atoms.

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The ambient-temperature form of Tl2SO4, β-Tl2SO4, is isostructural with β-K2SO4 and consists of isolated SO4 tetrahedra linked by two non-equivalent Tl atoms, which present a low stereochemical activity of their 6s2 pairs.

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The crystal structures of two new quaternary compounds, viz. dicerium orthosilicate selenide and dicerium orthosilicate telluride, Ce2(SiO4)Q (Q = Se or Te), have been determined from single-crystal X-ray diffraction data. Each structure comprises infinite chains of SiO4 tetrahedra separated by Ce and Q atoms. The site symmetries are Ce m and 2, Si 2 and Q m. The O atoms are in general positions.

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