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1011098 CIFTeP 31 2 14.454; 4.454; 5.924
90; 90; 120		101.8Bradley, A J
The crystal structure of tellurium
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 6 (1901-1925), 1924, 48, 477-496
1509090 CIFAg0.3 Mn0.2 Zn1.5P 63/m m c2.7944; 2.7944; 4.4453
90; 90; 120		30.061Henderson, B.; Willcox, R.J.M.
Lattice spacing relationships in hexagonal close-packed silver-zinc-manganese alloys
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 6 (1901-1925), 1964, 9, 829-846
1509097 CIFAg0.05 Mg1.95P 63/m m c3.1945; 3.1945; 5.1806
90; 90; 120		45.784Hardie, D.; Parkins, R.N.
Lattice spacing relationships in magnesium solid solutions
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 6 (1901-1925), 1959, 4, 815-825
1509580 CIFAg1.1 Hg0.9P 63/m m c2.9896; 2.9896; 4.8413
90; 90; 120		37.473King, H.W.; Massalski, T.B.
Lattice spacing relationships and the electronic structure of hcp zeta phases based on silver
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 6 (1901-1925), 1961, 6, 669-682
1509611 CIFAg1.7 Sb0.3P 63/m m c2.9616; 2.9616; 4.799
90; 90; 120		36.453King, H.W.; Massalski, T.B.
Lattice spacing relationships and the electronic structure of H.C.P. zeta phase based on silver
Philosophical Magazine, Serie 6 (1901-1925), 1961, 6, 669-682

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