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Different degrees of similarity between inorganic crystal structures are defined concisely and examples are presented that illustrate their practical application. A notation giving the coordination of atoms is presented together with some basic rules for developing crystal-chemical formulae and the Bauverband description of inorganic structure types. Typical examples of the nomenclature are: pyrite Fe [6°] {g}[S 2 (3;1) t ], [ F (□2 l ) + F ′FeS 2 Pa 3; spinel Mg [4] AI 2 [6] O 4 , ∞ 3 [Mg [4 t ] lAl 2 [6 o ] O 4 [l,3;12 co ] ], F m 222 + D , T ′ MgAI 2 O 4 Fd 3 m .
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Lima-de-Faria et al. (1990) studied this question.
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