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In the Cu-poor region, the structures contain ∼404 atoms per unit cell, whereas in the Cu-rich phases the structures contain ∼411 atoms in their respective unit cells. The crystal structures in the Cu-poor region represent a new type in the 2 × 2 × 2-superstructure of γ-brass-related phases in view of the combination of constituent cluster types, whereas the structures in the Cu-rich region adopt the Rh7Mg44 structure type.The structure of eudidymite is described in light of the extended Zintl-Klemm concept which considers that Na and Be
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