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Refinement of the Crystal Structure of Antlerite

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THE crystal structure of antlerite, Cu3(SO4)(OH)4, was determined by Araki1 while J. J. Finney was also working on the structure. This refinement represents the final results of the two independent determinations.

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  1. Araki, T., Mineralog. J. (Japan), 3, 223 (1961).

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  1. T. ARAKI

    Present address: Central Laboratory, Tekkosha Co., Tokyo, Japan

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  1. Department of Geological Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado

    J. J. FINNEY & T. ARAKI

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FINNEY, J., ARAKI, T. Refinement of the Crystal Structure of Antlerite. Nature 197, 70 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/197070a0

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