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Silver-chalcogenide clusters

With the sUver-chalcogenide clusters there is a tendency towards nonstoichiometry, as seen for the binary phases [76]. This behavior could be a consequence of the rather similar electronegativities of silver and the chalcogenides. There is no clear distinction between Ag" " and E (E = S, Se, Te), and the clusters behave rather like alloys [77]. [Pg.183]

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