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Double fluorite-type layers

The consideration of the coordination of calcium in the oxides characterized by double pyramidal copper layers shows that the CaOg cubes share their edges forming a single fluorite type layer (Fig. 28a). This suggests the possibility of replacing these single fluorite type layers by double or triple fluorite type layers (Fig. 28b). Indeed... [Pg.251]

Coexisting layer Other types types Mackinawite-like layer with/ without vacancies (vii) Fluorite-like layer (vii) Galena-like layer (v) 3 net (ii) 6 net (i) Valleriite- Double Octahedrtil like layer octahedral layer with/ (vi) layer (iv) without vacancies (iii)... [Pg.145]


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