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Ball-and-stick and polyhedral model of part of the crystal structure of lithium nitride, Li₃N.

Neutron diffraction data from Duncan H. Gregory, Paul M. O'Meara, Alexandra G. Gordon, Jason P. Hodges, Simine Short, and James D. Jorgensen (2002). "Structure of Lithium Nitride and Transition-Metal-Doped Derivatives, Li_3−x−yM_xN (M = Ni, Cu): A Powder Neutron Diffraction Study". Chem. Mater. 14 (5): 2063-2070. DOI: 10.1021/cm010718t.

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Date

5 June 2008

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Ben Mills

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