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Ball-and-stick model of the As4O6 molecule as found in the crystal structure of arsenolite, the low-temperature, cubic form of arsenic trioxide, As2O3.

X-ray crystallographic data from P. Ballirano, A. Maras (2002). "Refinement of the crystal structure of arsenolite, As2O3". Z. Krist. 217: 177-178..

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