1979
DOI: 10.1016/0022-0248(79)90243-4
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Polytypism in tin disulphide

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“…Amongst others, 16 and 11 structures of PbI 2 and Til.2S2, respectively, have been determined. Although multilayer polytypes of SnS 2 were reported by Mitchell, Fujiki & Ishizawa (1974), Whitehouse & Balchin (1979a) and Minagawa (1980) the layer sequences for these polytypes were not identified.…”
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“…Amongst others, 16 and 11 structures of PbI 2 and Til.2S2, respectively, have been determined. Although multilayer polytypes of SnS 2 were reported by Mitchell, Fujiki & Ishizawa (1974), Whitehouse & Balchin (1979a) and Minagawa (1980) the layer sequences for these polytypes were not identified.…”
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“…Crystals of SnS 2 can adopt three different basic structures: 2H, 4H and 18R. The structures of these polytypes have been determined uniquely by singlecrystal X-ray diffraction by Whitehouse & Balchin (1979a). Their Zhdanov sequences are: 2H 11, 4H 22, 18R (1212)3.…”
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“…Each layer contains X-Sn-X sandwich of three sheets in which tin atom is octahedrally co-ordinated to six nearest X-atoms. Such layers are held together with weak van der Waal interlayer interaction along the c-axis forming AbC: AbC:y stacking sequence [24]. The 2H-polytype unit cell extends over one layer with a linear triatomic molecular unit.…”
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“…the polytype 2H is the most common structure formed during crystallization by chemical transport and the second is 4H [155].…”
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