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General information SACADA Check your allotrope

SACADA Database Code: 14

Topology: lcy

# of independent nodes (IN): 1
Transitivity: [1121]
Space Group: P4332
Pearson: cP4
Coordination Number (CN): 6

Year: 1996

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Data

Name

Pressure, GPa

Density, g/cm³

Gap, eV

Relative energy, eV/atom

Bulk, GPa

Shear, GPa

Vickers, GPa

Refs
lcy (SACADA #14)3.641HPPSACADA¹
SC4>2400Metallink 

¹ We apply the density functional theory (DFT) approach by using the Vienna Ab Initio Simulation Package (VASP) to calculate the total energy and properties of carbon allotropes.

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