Different ways of arranging molybdenum and sulfur. (IMAGE)

Tokyo Metropolitan University

Different ways of arranging molybdenum and sulfur.

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(a) Cubic superatomic cluster of molybdenum and sulfur atoms. (b) Conventional “face-centered cubic” structure (like in sodium chloride, table salt) and clathrate structure as reported in bulk materials.

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Tokyo Metropolitan University

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