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Correction: Aluminal speciation in the crystal nucleus: a mass spectral interpretation
Alan Stewart Hare
3, Marshbarns, Bishop's Stortford, UK. E-mail: alan@alanhare.me.uk; Tel: +44 (0)1279 465527
First published on 23rd January 2017
Abstract
Correction for ‘Aluminal speciation in the crystal nucleus: a mass spectral interpretation’ by Alan Stewart Hare, RSC Adv., 2016, 6, 86540–86559.
The author wishes to amend errors in content and formatting in the original article to correct potentially misleading statements. The following alterations should be made to the original article:
Page 86542, Table 1: On the ‘Keggin cage’ line, ‘rD’ should be changed to ‘ρD’.
Page 86544, Fig. 2 caption: In the G(x) equation, below the summation symbol ∑, the lower limit of the summation ‘i = x + 1’ is incorrect, and should be amended to ‘i = 1’.
Page 86545, Table 2: In the row below the ‘N-dimensional species’ line, in the p column, ‘a(n − 1)’ should be ‘α(n − 1)’. Specifically, the italicised letter ‘a’ should be revised to an italicised Greek letter alpha.
Page 86548, Section 2.6.7.3: In the second paragraph, third sentence, in the subscript following ‘(OH)’ in the formula, ‘(x − 1)2’ should be ‘(x − 1)2’.
Page 86549, Table 3: In the row below the ‘Penrose in 3-d’ line, in the q column, 3ρII should be 3ρI.
Page 86550, Section 2.6.7.5: In the sentence beginning ‘Summing squares’, in the equation, ‘(2/3)x − 1)’ should be ‘(2/3)(x − 1)’.
Page 86554, Section 2.6.8.7: In the binomial expansion, within the second pair of square brackets, the first two components of the first term should be bracketed together; so that ‘Φn+12 + Φn2’ becomes ‘(Φn+12 + Φn2)’. The corrected binomial expansion is presented below:
Page 86557, Section 3: In the paragraph beginning ‘Or dimer could react’, 9H2O should be 13H2O.
The Royal Society of Chemistry apologises for these errors and any consequent inconvenience to authors and readers.
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