Ziting Yan , Dongdong Chu , Zhihua Yang , Shilie Pan , Min Zhang
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Abstract
A novel borate Ca3Al2B8O18, with two types of topological six-membered rings (6-MRs) in its graphene-like layer, was successfully fabricated by introducing [AlO4] tetrahedra. The 6-MRs [B5AlO17] in Ca3Al2B8O18 can be identified as unique ones, and Ca3Al2B8O18 exhibits a new fundamental building block [B8O19] greatly enriching the structural diversity of B–O configurations.
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