1969
DOI: 10.1021/ic50077a001
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Molar refractivity as a diagnostic tool for determining composition of transition-element fluoride complexes

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“…The molar refractivities of 7NH4F.6UF4 and of fl-NH4F.UF4 are, respectively, 22.4 and 21-2 cm 3. The difference is 1.2 cm a which is accounted for nicely by the 1 mole of NH4F difference in stoichiometry [the empirical molar refractivity of NH+F is 6.79 cm a in such complexes (Penneman, 1969)]. However, the refractivity values of both structures are somewhat below the values expected for close-packed structures.…”
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“…The molar refractivities of 7NH4F.6UF4 and of fl-NH4F.UF4 are, respectively, 22.4 and 21-2 cm 3. The difference is 1.2 cm a which is accounted for nicely by the 1 mole of NH4F difference in stoichiometry [the empirical molar refractivity of NH+F is 6.79 cm a in such complexes (Penneman, 1969)]. However, the refractivity values of both structures are somewhat below the values expected for close-packed structures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%