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245 _ _ |a Crystal structure and high-pressure stability of hydrothermally grown LiKTmF$_{5}$
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520 _ _ |a Single crystals of LiKTmF5 were grown hydrothermally. Its crystal structure was studied with single-crystal X-ray diffraction to 8.6 GPa. The material is monoclinic (P21/c, Z = 4) and does not undergo any phase transition in the pressure range studied here. The analysis of its pseudosymmetry with respect to the minimal k-supergroup C2/m reveals that the deviations of the individual atoms from the respective higher symmetrical positions in C2/m are increasing on compression, i.e., due to the reduction of the unit-cell volume. Such a behaviour is the opposite of the effect of incorporation of various M cations in the LiKMF5 materials (M:Y and rare earths) at atmospheric conditions, since LiKYbF5 and LiKLuF5 with the smallest unit cells crystallize in space group C2/m, while LiLYF5 with a larger unit cell has P21/c symmetry.
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