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    PROMETHIUM
    61
    Pm
    [ 145 ]


    Thermodynamic properties

    Here is some information about the crystal structure of promethium.

    Space group: (Space group number: )
    Structure:
    Cell parameters:a /pmb /pmc /pmα / °β / °γ / °
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    Pm-space-filling.jpg
    Pm-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.

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    References

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    Fluorides
    none listed
    Chlorides
  • PmCl3
  • Bromides
  • PmBr3
  • Iodides
    none listed
    Hydrides
    none listed
    Oxides
  • Pm2O3
  • Sulfides
    none listed
    Selenides
    none listed
    Tellurides
    none listed
    Nitrides
    none listed





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