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A new polymorph of dicesium tetracyanoplatinate monohydrate with unusual platinum stacking

Philip Pattison, Marc Schiltz
2011
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Abstract

We wish to report the discovery of a new and unexpected polymorph of dicesium tetracyanoplatinate. Short, linear chains of five platinum atoms (platinum “needles”) appear in a zigzag arrangement, interspersed by isolated tetracyanoplatinate ions.

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