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Figure 2
The unit cell of B13N2, containing four symmetry-independent atom sites, three of which are occupied by boron [i.e. B1, B2 and B4 in the 18h, 18h and 3b Wyckoff positions, respectively] and one by nitro­gen (N3 in the 6c Wyckoff position). [Symmetry codes: (i) y − x + [{1\over 3}], − x + [{2\over 3}], z + [{2\over 3}]; (−i) x − y + [{2\over 3}], x + [{1\over 3}], − z + [{1\over 3}]; (ii) x + [{2\over 3}], y + [{1\over 3}], z + [{1\over 3}]; (−ii) −x + [{1\over 3}], −y + [{2\over 3}], −z + [{2\over 3}]; (iii) x + [{1\over 3}], x − y + [{2\over 3}], z + [{2\over 3}]; (−iii) −x + [{2\over 3}], y − x + [{1\over 3}], − z + [{1\over 3}].]

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