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Crystal structure: As weird as they come
Most metals have simple structures, at least at normal pressures. A new high-pressure structure of the metal barium must be one of the weirdest ever. The structure consists of two parts, which are said to be |[lsquo]|incommensurate|[rsquo]| because they never fit together exactly.
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