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Description	English: Space-filling model of part of the crystal structure of gold(III) chloride dimer, Au₂Cl₆. X-ray crystallographic data from Acta Cryst. (1958). 11, 284-288. 日本語: 塩化金(III)の二量体、Au₂Cl₆ 結晶の空間充填モデル。
Date	12 October 2009
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