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1004065 CIFAl Cl4 H4 NP n m a11.022; 7.072; 9.257
90; 90; 90		721.6Mairesse, G; Barbier, P; Wignacourt, J P; Rubbens, A; Wallart, F
X-ray, Raman, infrared, and nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the crystal structure of ammonium tetrachloroaluminate, N H~4~ Al Cl~4~
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1978, 56, 764-771
1500001 CIFO13 Sb6F d -3 m :210.303; 10.303; 10.303
90; 90; 90		1093.68David J. Steward; Osvald Knop; Conrad Ayasse; F. W. D. Woodhams
Pyrochlores. VII. The oxides of antimony: an X-ray and Moessbauer study
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1972, 50, 690-700
1501607 CIFC14 H16 Cl N5P 1 21/n 19.627; 4.9751; 35.2533
90; 95.79; 90		1679.9Olivier LeBel; Thierry Maris; Hugues Duval; James D. Wuest
A practical guide to arylbiguanides — Synthesis and structural characterization
Can. J. Chem., 2005, 83, 615-625
1501608 CIFC14 H15 N5P 1 c 19.0317; 6.3945; 22.5874
90; 99.588; 90		1286.27Olivier LeBel; Thierry Maris; Hugues Duval; James D. Wuest
A practical guide to arylbiguanides — Synthesis and structural characterization
Can. J. Chem., 2005, 83, 615-625
1501609 CIFC29 H16 N4 S4P 1 21/n 111.649; 11.4547; 20.5132
90; 95.89; 90		2722.74Dominic Laliberté; Thierry Maris; James D. Wuest
Molecular tectonics - Use of urethanes and ureas derived from tetraphenylmethane and tetraphenylsilane to build porous chiral hydrogenbonded networks
Can. J. Chem., 2004, 82, 386-398
1501610 CIFC45 H56 N4 O10I -424.9135; 24.9135; 7.1597
90; 90; 90		4443.9Dominic Laliberté; Thierry Maris; James D. Wuest
Molecular tectonics - Use of urethanes and ureas derived from tetraphenylmethane and tetraphenylsilane to build porous chiral hydrogenbonded networks
Can. J. Chem., 2004, 82, 386-398
1501611 CIFC44 H56 N4 O12 SiP 42/n :217.7781; 17.7781; 7.1904
90; 90; 90		2272.6Dominic Laliberté; Thierry Maris; James D. Wuest
Molecular tectonics - Use of urethanes and ureas derived from tetraphenylmethane and tetraphenylsilane to build porous chiral hydrogenbonded networks
Can. J. Chem., 2004, 82, 386-398
1501612 CIFC47 H64 N8 O8I 4117.2392; 17.2392; 17.3495
90; 90; 90		5156.1Dominic Laliberté; Thierry Maris; James D. Wuest
Molecular tectonics - Use of urethanes and ureas derived from tetraphenylmethane and tetraphenylsilane to build porous chiral hydrogenbonded networks
Can. J. Chem., 2004, 82, 386-398
1501613 CIFC55 H80 N4 O8I 4117.7201; 17.7201; 16.0845
90; 90; 90		5050.6Dominic Laliberté; Thierry Maris; James D. Wuest
Molecular tectonics - Use of urethanes and ureas derived from tetraphenylmethane and tetraphenylsilane to build porous chiral hydrogenbonded networks
Can. J. Chem., 2004, 82, 386-398
1501614 CIFC53 H80 N8 O16 yP -4 21 c17.281; 17.281; 20.591
90; 90; 90		6149.2Dominic Laliberté; Thierry Maris; James D. Wuest
Molecular tectonics - Use of urethanes and ureas derived from tetraphenylmethane and tetraphenylsilane to build porous chiral hydrogenbonded networks
Can. J. Chem., 2004, 82, 386-398
1509028 CIFAg0.7 In0.3P 63/m m c2.961; 2.961; 4.778
90; 90; 120		36.279Ferguson, R.B.; Wagemann, R.; Campbell, A.N.
The silver-indium system: Thermal analysis, photomicrography, electron microprobe, and X-ray powder diffraction results
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1970, 48, 1703-1715
1509392 CIFAg I3 Rb2P n m a10.258; 4.886; 20.063
90; 90; 90		1005.57Brown, I.D.; Howard-Lock, H.E.; Natarajan-Iyer, M.
The crystal structure and polarised Raman spectrum of Rb2 Ag I3
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1977, 55, 1511-1514
1509954 CIFAg3 Ca5I 4/m c m8.039; 8.039; 15.011
90; 90; 90		970.094Rand, R.P.; Calvert, L.D.
The crystal structure of Ag3 Ca5
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1962, 40, 705-710
1510013 CIFAg3 InP m -3 m4.144; 4.144; 4.144
90; 90; 90		71.164Ferguson, R.B.; Campbell, A.N.; Wagemann, R.
The silver-indium system: Thermal analysis, photomicrography, electron microprobe, and X-ray powder diffraction results
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1970, 48, 1703-1715
1510399 CIFAu2 F6 O18 S6P 1 21/a 19.7; 9.222; 10.81
90; 94.43; 90		964.102Aubke, F.; Willner, H.; Rettig, S.J.; Trotter, J.
The crystal and molecular structure of gold tris(fluorosulfate)
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1991, 69, 391-396
1511763 CIFC8 H14 N6 O5 S2 ZnC 1 2/c 19.391; 10.497; 15.36
90; 101.02; 90		1486.2M. Angustias Romero; M. Purificación Sánchez; Miguel Quirós; Francisco Sánchez; Juan M. Salas; Miguel N. Moreno; René Faure
Transition Metal Complexes of 6-Amino 2-Thiouracil; Crystal Structure of Bis(6-amino-2-thiouracilato)aquazinc(II) Dihydrate
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1993, 71, 29-33
1521064 CIFCl4 Cs2 MgP n m a9.777; 7.514; 13.234
90; 90; 90		972.228Gibbons, C.S.; Whitla, W.A.; Reinsborough, V.C.
Crystal Structures of K2 Mg Cl4 and Cs2 Mg Cl4
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1975, 53, 114-118
1522370 CIFNa4 O7 P2P 21 21 219.367; 5.39; 13.48
90; 90; 90		680.58Leung, K.Y.; Calvo, C.
The structure of Na4 P2 O7 at 295 K
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1972, 50, 2519-2526
1522587 CIFMg O6 V2C 1 2/m 19.279; 3.502; 6.731
90; 111.77; 90		203.125Ng, H.N.; Calvo, C.
Crystal structure of and electron spin resonance of Mn2+ in Mg V2 O6
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1972, 50, 3619-3624
1522811 CIFMn2 PuF d -3 m :17.29; 7.29; 7.29
90; 90; 90		387.42Runnalls, O.J.C.
The crystal structures of some intermetallic compounds of plutonium
Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 1956, 43, 133-145

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