Crystallography Open Database

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1010416 CIFCo F3P 3 2 15.06; 5.06; 6.63
90; 90; 120
147Ketelaar, J A A
Structure of the Trifluorides of Aluminium, Iron, Cobalt, Rhodium, and Palladium
Nature (London), 1931, 128, 303-303
1010417 CIFF3 RhP 3 2 14.88; 4.88; 6.81
90; 90; 120
140.4Ketelaar, J A A
Structure of the Trifluorides of Aluminium, Iron, Cobalt, Rhodium, and Palladium
Nature (London), 1931, 128, 303-303
1010418 CIFF3 PdP 3 2 15.05; 5.05; 7.08
90; 90; 120
156.4Ketelaar, J A A
Structure of the Trifluorides of Aluminium, Iron, Cobalt, Rhodium, and Palladium
Nature (London), 1931, 128, 303-303
1010419 CIFNa O3 WP m -3 m3.85; 3.85; 3.85
90; 90; 90
57.1Haegg, G
The Spinels and the Cubic Sodium - Tungsten Bronzes as New Examples of Structures with Vacant Lattice Points
Nature (London), 1935, 135, 874-874
1010420 CIFNa0.35 O3 WP m -3 m3.813; 3.813; 3.813
90; 90; 90
55.4Haegg, G
The Spinels and the Cubic Sodium - Tungsten Bronzes as New Examples of Structures with Vacant Lattice Points
Nature (London), 1935, 135, 874-874

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