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    CHROMIUM
    24
    Cr
    51.9961 (6)


    Thermodynamic properties

    Here is some information about the crystal structure of chromium.

    Space group:Im-3m (Space group number: 229)
    Structure:bcc (body-centred cubic)
    Cell parameters:a /pmb /pmc /pmα / °β / °γ / °
     29129129190.00090.00090.000
    Cr-space-filling.jpg
    Cr-ball-and-stick.jpg

    If you have a browser plug-in or other program which can read pdb (protein database format) file such as the Chime plug-in or the Chem3D Net plug-in then you can view the element structure interactively. For help in viewing the interactive images linked to from this this page, try this link.

    If you have a virtual reality (VR) plug-in such as Cortona (make sure you get the VRML1 converter as well) or CosmoPlayer [Mac VRML applications and other VRML applications] then you can view interactive 3D images.

    The "large image" link will give you a full window display of the interactive file and you will have to use your browser "back" button to get back to this page. The "small image" link will give you a smaller display of the file embedded within this page. The images were constructed using the CrystalMaker program.

    References

    R. G. Ross and W. Hume-Rothery, J. Less-Common Metals, 1963, 5, 259.

    Fluorides
  • CrF2
  • CrF3
  • CrF4
  • CrF5
  • CrF6
  • Chlorides
  • CrCl2
  • CrCl3
  • CrCl4
  • Bromides
  • CrBr2
  • CrBr3
  • CrBr4
  • Iodides
  • CrI2
  • CrI3
  • CrI4
  • Hydrides
    none listed
    Oxides
  • CrO2
  • CrO3
  • Cr2O3
  • Cr3O4
  • Sulfides
  • Cr2S3
  • Selenides
  • CrSe
  • Tellurides
  • Cr2Te3
  • Nitrides
  • CrN



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