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Alkali metal-GICs

Figure 4.20. (a) Cross-sectional view of an idealized binary alkali-metal GIC and (b) top-view illustrating the 2 x 2 superstructure. C and alkali-metal atoms are represented by black and medium grey balls, respectively. [Pg.181]

With regard to intercalation of organic molecules into alkali metal GICs, it is of interest to note that intercalation of some hydrocarbons has succeeded. [Pg.631]

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