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Carpathite structure
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Українська: Візуалізація структури карпатиту. Атоми гідрогену - білі, карбону - сірі. Червоні лінії - межі елементарної кристалічної комірки.
English: Visualization of the structure of carpathite mineral with ball and stick model with Diamond - Crystal and Molecular Structure Visualization Software. Hydrogen atoms are white, carbon atoms - gray. In red - cell edges.
Crystallographic data was published by T. Echigo et al., doi.org/10.2138/am.2007.2509 |
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