THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF MNF2, FEF2, COF2, NIF2 AND ZNF2

[1] BARRETT CS, 1952, STRUCTURE METALS, P644

[2] CATALANO E, 1954, THESIS U CHICAGO

[3] COMPTON AH, 1935, XRAYS, P315

[4] FERRARI A, 1926, ATTI ACCAD LINCEI, V3, P224

[5] GOLDSCHMIDT VM, 1936, GEOCHEM VERTEILUNGSG, V6

[6] PREPARATION OF SINGLE CRYSTALS OF MANGANOUS FLUORIDE - THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE FROM X-RAY DIFFRACTION - THE MELTING POINT AND DENSITY [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1950, 72 (10) : 4351 - 4353

[7] THE REACTION OF FLUORINE WITH ZINC, NICKEL AND SOME OF THEIR BINARY COMPOUNDS - SOME PROPERTIES OF ZINC AND NICKEL FLUORIDES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1952, 74 (12) : 3167 - 3168

[8] A MODIFICATION OF THE COHEN PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTING PRECISION LATTICE CONSTANTS FROM POWDER DATA [J]. ACTA CRYSTALLOGRAPHICA, 1951, 4 (03): : 209 - 215

[9] PAULING L, 1940, NATURE CHEMICAL BOND, pCH10

[10] STATUS OF THE VALUES OF THE FUNDAMENTLA CONSTANTS FOR PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY AS OF JULY 1, 1951 [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1952, 74 (11) : 2699 - 2701

[1] BARRETT CS, 1952, STRUCTURE METALS, P644

[2] CATALANO E, 1954, THESIS U CHICAGO

[3] COMPTON AH, 1935, XRAYS, P315

[4] FERRARI A, 1926, ATTI ACCAD LINCEI, V3, P224

[5] GOLDSCHMIDT VM, 1936, GEOCHEM VERTEILUNGSG, V6

[6] PREPARATION OF SINGLE CRYSTALS OF MANGANOUS FLUORIDE - THE CRYSTAL STRUCTURE FROM X-RAY DIFFRACTION - THE MELTING POINT AND DENSITY [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1950, 72 (10) : 4351 - 4353

[7] THE REACTION OF FLUORINE WITH ZINC, NICKEL AND SOME OF THEIR BINARY COMPOUNDS - SOME PROPERTIES OF ZINC AND NICKEL FLUORIDES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1952, 74 (12) : 3167 - 3168

[8] A MODIFICATION OF THE COHEN PROCEDURE FOR COMPUTING PRECISION LATTICE CONSTANTS FROM POWDER DATA [J]. ACTA CRYSTALLOGRAPHICA, 1951, 4 (03): : 209 - 215

[9] PAULING L, 1940, NATURE CHEMICAL BOND, pCH10

[10] STATUS OF THE VALUES OF THE FUNDAMENTLA CONSTANTS FOR PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY AS OF JULY 1, 1951 [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1952, 74 (11) : 2699 - 2701