2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.molstruc.2005.08.022
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Golden ratio and bond-valence parameters of hydrogen bonds of hydrated borates

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“…H bonds (Table A8). Previous studies found that hydrogen bonding is unlike typical cation-anion interactions and the hydrogen bonding interactions have to be treated differently [38][39][40]. The aluminum sites show signs of over-and underbonding as the BVS of the tetrahedral site (Al3) is underbonded at 2.71 Å, below the ideal value of 3 for aluminum ( Figure 6) but conforming to the result reported for the MM model (Figure 1).…”
Section: Crystal Chemical Analysissupporting
confidence: 83%
“…H bonds (Table A8). Previous studies found that hydrogen bonding is unlike typical cation-anion interactions and the hydrogen bonding interactions have to be treated differently [38][39][40]. The aluminum sites show signs of over-and underbonding as the BVS of the tetrahedral site (Al3) is underbonded at 2.71 Å, below the ideal value of 3 for aluminum ( Figure 6) but conforming to the result reported for the MM model (Figure 1).…”
Section: Crystal Chemical Analysissupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Relations (9) express the main properties of the golden section. This task was developed in many works, the results of which are systematized, for example, in monographs [4,8,18] et al The golden numbers Ф and  are currently used in modern research, quantum [21] and spin [1] physics, in new field of quasicrystals [14], fractal geometry [6], algebra of numbers [5,16,20]. The American mathematician G. Bergman [2] built a system of calculus, in which the number of Phidias plays the role of the basis.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…with k and l 2 N. While the golden ratio is already known to mankind since antiquity and still is a subject of study in art, architecture (Xu et al 2012;Huylebrouck and Labarque 2002) and various scientific domains such as mathematics, physics, biology and chemistry (Gonzlez 2010;Tung 2007;Yu et al 2006;Swartzendruber et al 1985;Boeyens and Thackeray 2014), the plastic number w was first defined and studied mathematically in 1924 by the engineer Gerard Codonnier. The first publication about this number, however, dates from 1960.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%