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1523307 CIFMn PtP 4/m m m2.83; 2.83; 3.66
90; 90; 90		29.313Brun, K.; Pearson, W.B.; Kjekshus, A.
Equiatomic transition metal alloys of manganese. I. The tetragonal Pt Mn phase
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 8(1956-), 1964, 10, 291-299
1523380 CIFPd0.8 U0.2F m -3 m4.056; 4.056; 4.056
90; 90; 90		66.726Catterall, J.A.
The electronic structure of palladium-uranium alloys
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 8(1956-), 1957, 2, 491-498
1523420 CIFFe0.14 Pt0.86F m -3 m3.896; 3.896; 3.896
90; 90; 90		59.137Crangle, J.; Shaw, J.A.
The range of stability of the superlattice Pt3 Fe
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 8(1956-), 1962, 7, 207-212
1523775 CIFLi0.14 Mg0.86P 63/m m c3.1994; 3.1994; 5.1702
90; 90; 120		45.833Hardie, D.; Parkins, R.N.
Lattice spacing relationships in magnesium solid solutions
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 8(1956-), 1959, 4, 815-825
1527158 CIFTi Zn8 Zr3F d -3 m :17.345; 7.345; 7.345
90; 90; 90		396.256Blythe, H.J.; Crangle, J.
Magnetization, ferromagnetic Curie-temperature and lattice parameter (Zr1-x Tix) Zn2 compounds
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 8(1956-), 1968, 18, 1143-1148

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