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  • Flux Crystal Growth of Lanthanide Tungsten Oxychlorides, La 8.64 W 6 O 30.45 Cl, Ce 8.64 W 5.74 O 30 Cl, and Ln 8.33 W 6 O 30 Cl (Ln = Pr, Nd): Structural Stability in the Presence of Extreme Cation and Anion Disorder
Title: Flux Crystal Growth of Lanthanide Tungsten Oxychlorides, La 8.64 W 6 O 30.45 Cl, Ce 8.64 W 5.74 O 30 Cl, and Ln 8.33 W 6 O 30 Cl (Ln = Pr, Nd): Structural Stability in the Presence of Extreme Cation and Anion Disorder
Award ID(s):
1806279
PAR ID:
10140039
Author(s) / Creator(s):
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Date Published:
Journal Name:
Inorganic Chemistry
Volume:
58
Issue:
24
ISSN:
0020-1669
Page Range / eLocation ID:
16831 to 16837
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Medium: X
Sponsoring Org:
National Science Foundation
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