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A gallide is an inorganic chemical compound containing anions composed of gallium atoms.


Gallium is outside the Zintl border, and so does not always form Zintl compounds with balanced electron numbers.[1] However for alkali metals compounds contain electron-precise icosahedral Ga12 or octahedral Ga6 clusters.

Some gallides form endohedral clusters, where a cluster of gallium atoms surrounds another metal atom.[1]

Formation

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Gallides are formed by heating a metal with gallium, and then cooling slowly till crystallisation takes place. Liquid gallium is them remove by centrifuge.

List

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formula space group unit cell volume density Superconductivity

Tc K

comment Reference
K3Ga13 [1]
V8Ga41 P3 a=13.9382 c=14.8924 [1][2]
Mn6Ga29 triclinic P1 a=6.3114 b=9.9557 c=18.920 α=90.473° β=90.847° γ=90.396 monocapped distorted tetragonal antiprism (not MnGa6); phase transition at <145 [3]
Mn6Ga29 monoclinic a=6.2909 b = 9.9685 c = 31.431 β = 90.79°

the β pha

145 to 210°C
Mn6Ga29 tetragonal P4/m a = 6.3464 c = 10.0235 >210°C melt incongruently at 390°C to MnGa4
MnGa4
CoGa3 [1]
Na10NiGa10 [1]
Y3Cu4Ga7 [4]
Mo8Ga41 P3 a=14.04 C=15.05 Z=1 856 6.95 9.8 metallic [1][5]
Mo6Ga31 R3 8.0 [1]
Rh2Ga9 monoclinic Pc 2.0 Ga9 single capped square antiprism [1]
Rh3Ga16 orthorhombic Ccca a=30.424 b=6.4758 c=6.4677 [6]
Rh4Ga21 orthorhombic Cmca a=40.135 b=6.4701 c=6.4727 [6]
PdGa [7]
Pd3Ga7 [7]
PdGa5 tetragonal I4/mcm a=6.436 c=9.990 Z=4 1.6 bicapped tetragonal antiprism [8][9]
Ba5Ga6 [1]
LaGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=6.094 c=7.692 [10]
NdGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.996 c=7.62 [10]
SmGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.963 c=7.608 [10]
Sm2Ru5Ga9 tetragonal I4/mmm a=6.163 c=13.519 Z=2 513.5 [11]
Sm4Co3Ga16 2.8 [1]
Sm2NiGa12 [4]
GdGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.945 c=7.571 [10]
TbGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.924 c=7.546 [10]
DyGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.923 c=7.543 [10]
HoGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.92 c=7.54 [10]
ErGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.846 c=7.53 [10]
TmGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.85 c 7.51 [10]
Yb2Ga melt 655°C [12]
YbGa melt 895°C [12]
TbGa2 melt 1100°C [12]
Yb3Ga8 from 839 to 870° [12]
YbGa4 melt incongruently 755°C [12]
YbGa5 tetragonal I4/mmm a = 4.3059 c = 25.871 Yb+2 [13]
YbGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a 5.849 c 7.601 melt incongruently 282°C [10]
YbNiGa4 orthorhombic Cmcm a = 4.0868 b = 15.2829 c = 6.5049 Z = 4 [4][14]
YbAgGa2 [4]
PtGa5 P21/m a = 6.3951 b = 15.882 c = 8.839 β = 110.26° melt incongruently 294°C [15]
Pt3Ga7
Pt2Ta3Ga17 hexagonal P63/mmc a = 8.1930 c = 13.6151 Z=2 8.884 Pt@Ga6 trigonal prism; metallic [16]
IrGa2 orthorhombic Cmcm a=3.9021 b=12.9925 c=10.8808 [17]
Ir2Ga9 monoclinic Pc 2.3 Ga9 single capped square antiprism [1]
Ir3Ga5 [17]
IrGa3 [17]
Er2Os3Ga10 tetragonal P4/mbm a= 8.834 c= 6.367 496.7 10.71 metallic [4]
Tm2Os3Ga10 tetragonal P4/mbm a= 8.832 c= 6.336 494.3 10.79 metallic [4]
ReGa5 orthorhombic Cmce a=9.2127 b=10.1043 c=9.2321 Z=8 859.40 2.3 semiconductor; Re@Ga9 single-capped square antiprism [1]
Re2Ga9Ge tetragonal P42/mmc a = 8.0452 c = 6.7132 Z=2 436.643 8.157 [18]
ReGa5Sn tetragonal P4/nmc a=6.4680 c=10.166 Z=4 425.3 [19]
ReGa5Pb tetragonal P4/nmc a=6.483 c=10.299 Z=4 429.9 [19]
ReGa5Bi tetragonal P4/nmc a=6.474 10.213 Z=4 428.0 [19]
PuGa tetragonal I4mm a = 6.641 c = 8.083 Z = 8 [20]
PuGa3 [21]
PuGa4 orthorhombic Imma a=4.38 b=6.29 c=13.673 11.50 [21]
PuGa6 tetragonal P4/nbm a=5.942 c=7.617 [1][21]
PuCoGa5 18.5 [1]

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10.1021/ic801067g 10.1021/ic901059q 10.1002/ejic.201100289 10.1016/j.jssc.2010.06.011 10.1016/j.intermet.2013.04.008 10.1016/0025-5416(82)90075-1 10.1002/ejic.201100511 10.1007/bf02881277 10.1016/0022-5088(85)90133-X 10.1021/acs.chemmater.0c02311 10.1088/1361-648X/acc3ec 10.1143/jpsj.76.073708


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