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Anna Llobet
Whitfield, Pamela wrote:
Hiya all
I find myself having to do some work with materials containing Ni4+ and Co4+. Unfortunately there are no form factors that I can find for these ions. In the absence of hard numbers, what would be the best fudge to use to get sensible and defensible results? BTW my data is from a Cu source so fluoresence rears it's ugly head. At the moment I'm using Ni3+ and Co3+ in the absence of anything better.
Pam
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