“…[ 13,15,16 ] In contrast, the pentafluorides belonging to the RuF 5 structure type (RuF 5 , OsF 5 , RhF 5 , PtF 5 ), which may be described as corrugated tetramers, have fluorine atoms that pack in a distorted hexagonal close packed array. [ 17–20 ] Additionally, within the MoF 5 structure type, the point symmetry of the M 4 F 20 ( M = Nb, Ta, Mo, W) molecule is C 2 h , with a twofold rotation axis running through both M (1) atoms and the perpendicular mirror plane that bisects the M (2), F(1) and F(2) atoms. In the RuF 5 structure type, the M 4 F 20 ( M = Ru, Os, Rh, Pt) molecule has C i point symmetry.…”