A commonly occurring mineral has a cubic unit cell in which the metal cations, M, occupy the
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A commonly occurring mineral has a cubic unit cell in which the metal cations, M, occupy the corners and face centers. Inside the unit cell, anions, A, occupy all the tetrahedral holes created by the cations. What is the empirical formula of the MmAa compound?
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