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Rumanova, I.M., Volodina, G.F., Belov, N.V. (1967) The crystal structure of the rare earth ring silicate kainosite Ca2(Y,Tr)2[Si4O12] CO3·H2O. Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 11, 485-491.

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Original EntryRumanova, I.M., Volodina, G.F., Belov, N.V. (1967) The crystal structure of the rare earth ring silicate kainosite Ca2(Y,Tr)2[Si4O12] CO3·H2O. Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 11, 485-491.
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Full ReferenceRumanova, I.M., Volodina, G.F., Belov, N.V. (1967) The crystal structure of the rare earth ring silicate kainosite Ca2(Y,Tr)2[Si4O12] CO3·H2O. Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 11, 485-491.
Plain TextRumanova, I.M., Volodina, G.F., Belov, N.V. (1967) The crystal structure of the rare earth ring silicate kainosite Ca2(Y,Tr)2[Si4O12] CO3·H2O. Soviet Physics - Crystallography, 11, 485-491.

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