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We suggest that it is preferable to assign the crystal structure of a high-pressure phase of arsenic, AsIII, as found by Greene, Luo, and Ruoff [Phys. Rev. B 51, 597 (1995)] to the tetragonal BiIII (or SbII) structure, rather than to the orthorhombic {α}-Np structure.
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