The crystal structures of Bi24O31X10 (X = Cl, Br; 24-bismuth 31-oxide decachloride/-bromide) have been redetermined. The structure models obtained resemble the model described in the literature about 60 years ago, but differ from it in some details of the O substructure and in the fact that the structure for X = Cl is a twofold superstructure of the literature model. A fictional mechanism is given by which the formerly described incorrect O substructure is transferred into the correct one.
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