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Fluorine complexes bridge systems

A recent study of the alkali metal/uranium fluoride complex systems has shown that KriUFo, K3UF7, and K UFs are isomorphous (99), the crystal symmetry being unaffected by the fluoride ion absences. The structure of K PaFy has been determined only recently (39), and it has been shown that each protactinium atom is surrounded by nine fluorine atoms in what is effectively a trigonal prism with three added equatorial fluorine atoms the PaFo groups are linked in infinite chains by two fluorine bridges. [Pg.6]

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