A. Ben Ali , V. Maisonneuve , L.S. Smiri , M. Leblanc
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Abstract
The synthesis and the crystal structure of two isostructural fluoride carbonates are presented. BaZn(CO3)F2 and BaMn(CO3)F2, obtained by hydrothermal growth (T=650 °C, P=210 MPa, t=48 h), are hexagonal, P63/m, Z=2, with a=4.8523(8), c=9.854(1) Å for BaZn(CO3)F2 and a=4.9120(8), c=9.919(1) Å for BaMn(CO3)F2. Their structures are solved by X-ray diffraction; the reliability factors are R/Rw=0.016/0.039 and R/Rw=0.019/0.046 for BaZn(CO3)F2 and BaMn(CO3)F2, respectively. The 3D network is built up from [MO3F2] (M=Zn, Mn) polyhedra and CO2−3 groups, which lie in planes. The structures, which derive from the structure of KPu(CO3)O2, are very similar to the structures of two fluoride borates, BaAl(BO3)F2 and BaGa(BO3)F2, recently published.
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