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The position of americium within lanthanides in respect to unit cell volumes of isostructural compounds. A comparison of covalency in lanthanide and actinide compounds
The position of americium within lanthanides in respect to unit cell volumes has been determined for 25 isostructural MmXn compounds. A linear correlation between the position of americium and the electronegativity of X atom has been demonstrated. This result has been explained in terms of greater covalent shortening of Am-X than of Ln-X bonds.