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Charge transfer associated with lithium insertion in Mo1-yNbyS2 layered compounds

1984
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The Mo1--yNbyS2 layered compounds form solid solutions. the coordination of the Mo and Nb atoms by S atoms is trigonal prismatic over the entire range of composition, o

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1984
Journal Articles

Abstract

The Mo1--yNbyS2 layered compounds form solid solutions. the coordination of the Mo and Nb atoms by S atoms is trigonal prismatic over the entire range of composition, o

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/80a7acf0-f2e8-4a68-aba1-64fc659cb945

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