“…The first example of an oxide having this structure type, Sr 4 PtO 6 , was reported by Randall and Katz [4]. Since then, there have been numerous reports of compounds that form with this interesting and compositionally flexible structure type, including Sr 4 IrO 6 [5], Sr 3 NiPtO 6 [6], Sr 3 MIrO 6 (M = Zn, Cu, Ni) [7], Sr 3 CuIrO 6 [7,8], Ca 3 CuIrO 6 [9], Sr 3 YbNiO 6 [10], Sr 3 CoPtO 6 [11], Sr 3 MRhO 6 (M = Y, Sc, In, Sm, Eu, Er, Tb, Yb, Ho, Dy) [12,13], and Ca 4 IrO 6 [14]. The members of this family of oxides exhibit a range of magnetic properties including 1-D antiferromagnetism [6,7], ferromagnetism [7], magnetic frustration [3], and more complex magnetic behavior [11].…”