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Re:Re: [sdpd] Structure of Ga2Te5



Hi Israel Samuel£¬
   In my opinion, If you just want to know the additional phase.  
   Maybe it is a better way to predict the phase, first get the cell parameters , then using Le-Bail fitting,  the fitting pattern will show you whether there is lost peaks.
   Best Regards,
   xujun




ÔÚ2010-06-05 00:07:30£¬"Radu Baies" <radu.baies...@gmail.com> дµÀ£º
>Unit Cell   7.913 7.913 6.848 90. 90. 90.
>Vol         428.79
>Z           2
>Space Group I 4/m
>SG Number   87
>Cryst Sys   tetragonal
>Atom  #   OX   SITE      x           y           z           SOF      H
> Te   1  +0    2 a   0           0           0              1.         0
> Te   2  +0    8 h   0.1904      0.3318      0              1.         0
> Ga   1  +0    4 d   0           0.5         0.25           1.         0
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>2010/6/4 Israel <israel_samuel...@yahoo.co.in>
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>> Dear all
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>> I am using solar graded silicon and I am expecting some additional phases
>> like Pb2O and Ga2Te5. First of all i am just wondering whether my prediction
>> is correct. Secondly, if yes then i need the cif file of Ga2Te5 or atleast
>> the the positions. Kindly enlighten me. Thank You
>>
>> With regards
>>
>> Israel Samuel
>>
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