1972
DOI: 10.1107/s0567740872004376
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The crystal structure of Zr9S2

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“…FegP [113] (Ni^P type [32]), and sulfides, e.g. Zr^Sg [30], a-VgS [29], and p-VgS [29]. This structure is also reported Ta^ gNbi iPg and Hf^gNbi gPg are given in Table 7.11 along with their esd's.…”
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“…FegP [113] (Ni^P type [32]), and sulfides, e.g. Zr^Sg [30], a-VgS [29], and p-VgS [29]. This structure is also reported Ta^ gNbi iPg and Hf^gNbi gPg are given in Table 7.11 along with their esd's.…”
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“…Kappa-phases in the Zr-V-S and Hf-V-S systems were discovered during a separate investigation. ZrgSj [30], a-VgS [29], and p-VgS [29] are members of a class of compounds which contain doubly-centered polyhedra linked in different arrangements as discussed in the introduction. An obvious experimental avenue was to investigate the Zr-V-S mixed metal-rich system to see if any structures would form with new arrangements of these polyhedra.…”
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“…Die ra Èumlich gemittelte Kristallstruktur von Zr 6 STe 2 la È sst sich in der orthorhombischen Raumgruppe Cmcm beschreiben: a = 377.81(4), b = 1156.4(1), c = 887.96 (8), Z = 2, Pearson-Symbol oC18, 320 Reflexe (I > 2r(I)), 22 Variablen, R w (I) = 0.088. Geburtstag gewidmet Inhaltsu È bersicht.…”
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“…As it is the strength of this metal-metal bonding that is essential for the formation of these phases, a better criterion is the condition E n(M-M) / E n(M-X) > 1, where n is the Pauling bond order [4], as detemiined by the A number of metal-rich compounds have been discovered in this lab alone. Considering just the binary sulfides of the Group 4 and Group 5 elements, they include TijS [2], TigS^ [5], ZrjS [6], ZrjiSg [6], ZrgSg [7], HfjS [8], NbjjSg [9], Nbi^Sg [10], Ta^S [11], a-Ta^S [12], P-TagS [13].…”
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