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Structural determination of a lead-lithium monophosphate, LiPbPO4
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August 25, 2010
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The crystal structure of lead-lithium monophosphate has been solved by single crystal X-ray techniques. The cell constants are: a = 7.945(6), b = 18.46(2), c = 4.928(4) Å, Pna21, Z = 8. The least squares refinement leads to a final R value of 0.032 for 1315 reflections. The three-dimensional framework built up by LiO4 and PO4 sharing vertice tetrahedra aligned in the same c direction is a non-common arrangement. The Pb atoms are distributed in the polyhedral cavities of this polar framework.
Published Online: 2010-08-25
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