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English: Crystal structure of alpha-boron Structural data from Journal = AIP CONFERENCE (AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS), PROCEEDINGS Year = 1986 Volume = 140 Page = 70-86 Title = RHOMBOHEDRAL CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF COMPOUNDS CONTAINING BORON-RICH ICOSAHEDRA Authors = Morosin B., Mullendor A.W., Emin D., Slack G.A. |
| Date | 29 May 2009 (original upload date) |
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