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English: Hexagonal structure of Ln2O3 oxides (Ln=rare earth) or U2N3. Red atoms are oxygens (nitrogens).[1]
Date 4 July 2009
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  1. ↑ D., Taylor (1984). "Thermal Expansion Data: III Sesquioxides, U2N3, with the corundum and the A-, B- and C-M2O3 structures". Transactions and Journal of the British Ceramic Society 83: 92–98.

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