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Trigonal and cubic Fe 2 Si polymorphs (hapkeite) in the eight kilograms find of natural iron silicide from Grabenstätt (Chiemgau, Southeast Germany)

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Frank Bauer at Andor Technology
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Michael Hiltl
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Michael A. Rappenglück at vhs Gilching and Observatory Gilching
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Trigonal and cubic Fe2Si polymorphs (hapkeite) in the eight kilograms find of natural iron silicide from
Grabenstätt (Chiemgau, Southeast Germany)
Frank Bauer1
1, Michael Hiltl2
22, Michael A. Rappenglück3
3, Kord Ernstson4
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1Oxford Instruments GmbH NanoScience, Wiesbaden, Germany (frank.bauer @oxinst.com), 2Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH, D-73447 Oberkochen, Germany (mhiltl@online.de), 3Institute for
Interdisciplinary Studies, D-82205 Gilching, Germany (mr@infis.org), 4Faculty of Philosophy I, University of Würzburg, D-97074 Würzburg, Germany (kernstson@ernstson.de).
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