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ZIRCONIUM pyrophosphate is one of a group of isostructural compounds of the Type X+4 P2O7 where X may be zirconium, hafnium, titanium, silicon, tin or uranium1,2. It is cubic (Type K61) with zirconium octahedrally, and phosphorus tetrahedrally, co-ordinated with oxygen. The structure may be compared with that of NaCl (Type B1) by considering the zirconium ions and P2O7 groups to be at sodium and chlorine sites, respectively.
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SCLAR, C., CARRISON, L. & SCHWARTZ, C. High-pressure Polymorph of Zirconium Pyrophosphate. Nature 204, 573–574 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/204573b0
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