Correction to: Scientific Reports https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-29326-0, published online 08 February 2023


The original version of this Article contained an error in Table 1, where several values were incorrectly italicised in column rcation/ranion ratios. The correct and incorrect values appear below.


Incorrect:

Structure

rcation/ranion

Fluorite

~ 0.609

~ 0.638

~ 0.601

~ 0.703

~ 0.761

~ 0.723

~ 0.710

~ 0.696

~ 0.688

~ 0.674

~ 0.667

~ 0.855

~ 0.962

~ 1.084*

~ 0.954

~ 0.985

Antifluorite

~ 0.697

~ 0.415

~ 0.993


Correct:

Structure

rcation/ranion

Fluorite

~ 0.609

~ 0.638

~ 0.601

~ 0.703

~ 0.761

~ 0.723

~ 0.710

~ 0.696

~ 0.688

~ 0.674

~ 0.667

~ 0.855

~ 0.962

~ 1.084*

~ 0.954

~ 0.985

Antifluorite

~ 0.697

~ 0.415

~ 0.993


As a result, in section Ideal fluorites & antifluorites,


“The compounds highlighted in italic and bold in Table 1 should not be stable if the rcation/ranion lower limit of Pauling’s first rule is respected or if Shannon’s ionic radii are correct.”


now reads:


“The compounds highlighted in bold in Table 1 should not be stable if the rcation/ranion lower limit of Pauling’s first rule is respected or if Shannon’s ionic radii are correct.”


Also,


In the peculiar case of the fluorites highlighted in italic and bold in Table 1, the rcation/ranion ratio is smaller than the lower stability limit, so cations and anions are not in contact in this configuration.


now reads:


In the peculiar case of the fluorites highlighted in bold in Table 1, the rcation/ranion ratio is smaller than the lower stability limit, so cations and anions are not in contact in this configuration.


And,


Similarly, the constitutive species’ ionic radii of the italic and bold fluorite compounds in Table 1 were re-evaluated (Table 3 in supplementary materials).


now reads:


Similarly, the constitutive species’ ionic radii of the bold fluorite compounds in Table 1 were re-evaluated (Table 3 in supplementary materials).


The original Article has been corrected.