Dear Michael,
Michael Mehl escribi?:
> Well, this would work, if _I_ knew the structure of In2S3. If someone
> figures it out, send the structural information to my work address
> (mehl at dave.nrl.navy.mil) and I'll put it on the web page.
The ICSD is a good place to look for structures. It requires subscription.
However, the two structures of In2 S3 listed in their database are:
a) Revue de Chimie Minerale (1987) 24, 10-21
Space group FD3-MZ (227)
Lattice parametres:
10.774(2), 10.774(2), 10.774(2), 90., 90., 90
Atomic positions:
In1 (8a) 0.125 0.125 0.125
In2 (16d) 0.5 0.5 0.5
S1 (32e) 0.2576(1) 0.2576(1) 0.2576(1)
b) Physik (2004) 350, e383-e385
Space group I41/AMDZ (141)
Lattice parametres:
7.6172(6), 7.6172(6), 32.3307(8), 90., 90., 90.
Atomic positions:
In1 (8c) 0. 0. 0.
In2 (16h) 0. -0.0201(2) 0.3324(1)
In3 (8e) 0. 0.250 0.2044(1)
S1 (16h) 0. -0.016(1) 0.2457(3)
S2 (16h) 0. 0.006(1) 0.0859(3)
S3 (16h) 0. 0.0333(9) 0.4164(3)
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