1962
DOI: 10.1126/science.138.3537.136
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Fluorine Compounds of Xenon and Radon

Abstract: Xenon and fluorine combine readily. Xenon tetrafluoride is a colorless crystalline material, stable at room remperature. The existence of at least one other fluoride and two oxyfluorides has been demonstrated. The heaviest "inert gas," radon, also reacts with fluorine, yielding a compound less volatile than xenon tetrafluoride.

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“…In their report on XeF4, Claassen, Selig, and Malm (1) noted a lower fluoride, which was identified by Chernick et al (2) as XeF2. Smith's study (3) of the xenon-fluorine reaction resulted in a method of preparation of nearly pure XeF2.…”
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“…In their report on XeF4, Claassen, Selig, and Malm (1) noted a lower fluoride, which was identified by Chernick et al (2) as XeF2. Smith's study (3) of the xenon-fluorine reaction resulted in a method of preparation of nearly pure XeF2.…”
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“…Некоторые из этих соединений настолько устойчивы, что их можно получить в виде кристаллов и хранить сколь угодно долго при комнат-ной температуре 15 . Масс-спектрометрические исследования 15 -16 , прове-денные на масс-спектрометре, подтвердили существование соединения XeF 4 и дали первые признаки присутствия соединения XeF 2 ; в этих опы-тах наблюдалось присутствие оксифторидов ксенона и были получены некоторые данные о появлении XeF e .…”
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“…2 Another table, containing fewer significant figures, but a few values for very high fields and an asymptotic expansion for high fields, appears in a report by Peter and Strandberg. Using this continued fraction expansion a short table of values and some curves for 1=0, 1, 2 were computed and reported by Hughes.…”
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