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Soboleva, S. V., Evstigneeva, T. E., Boeva, N. M., Bortnikov, N. S. (2020) Crystal Structure of Yushkinite [(Mg0.60Al0.30V0.10)Σ1.0(OH)2][V0.875S2]: An Example of a Commensurate Combination of Brucite and Sulfide Layers. Doklady Earth Sciences, 491 (2). 210-213 doi:10.1134/s1028334x20040182

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TitleCrystal Structure of Yushkinite [(Mg0.60Al0.30V0.10)Σ1.0(OH)2][V0.875S2]: An Example of a Commensurate Combination of Brucite and Sulfide Layers
JournalDoklady Earth Sciences
AuthorsSoboleva, S. V.Author
Evstigneeva, T. E.Author
Boeva, N. M.Author
Bortnikov, N. S.Author
Year2020 (April)Volume491
Page(s)210-213Issue2
PublisherPleiades Publishing Ltd
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DOIdoi:10.1134/s1028334x20040182Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSoboleva, S. V., Evstigneeva, T. E., Boeva, N. M., Bortnikov, N. S. (2020) Crystal Structure of Yushkinite [(Mg0.60Al0.30V0.10)Σ1.0(OH)2][V0.875S2]: An Example of a Commensurate Combination of Brucite and Sulfide Layers. Doklady Earth Sciences, 491 (2). 210-213 doi:10.1134/s1028334x20040182
Plain TextSoboleva, S. V., Evstigneeva, T. E., Boeva, N. M., Bortnikov, N. S. (2020) Crystal Structure of Yushkinite [(Mg0.60Al0.30V0.10)Σ1.0(OH)2][V0.875S2]: An Example of a Commensurate Combination of Brucite and Sulfide Layers. Doklady Earth Sciences, 491 (2). 210-213 doi:10.1134/s1028334x20040182
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