Talk:Thorium(IV) sulfide
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Rutile structure
[edit]The article previously sourced info from a passing mention in a problem in this textbook:
Wulfsberg, Gary (2000-03-16). Inorganic Chemistry. ISBN 9781891389016.
According to this book, Thorium disulfide has a "TiO2 lattice type". Titatium dioxide is polymorphic, so this is not really very specific, but neither rutile and anatase structures are supported: I have found no other comparison to TiO2 in the literature, and even theoretically MaterialsProject only lists a stable structure in the Pnma space group. [1] I've removed the info, since it seems to be an error. 〈 Forbes72 | Talk 〉 17:37, 25 June 2023 (UTC)