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Fix footnotes on data doc page (#206)
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lmmentel authored Nov 6, 2024
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| ``spin`` | Spin state: HS: high spin, LS: low spin | | stored | :cite:`Shannon1976,Lundberg2016` |
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Notes
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**Ionic radii for Actinoid (III) ions**

Ionic radii values for 3\ :sup:`+` Actinoids were with coordination number 9 were taken
from :cite:`Lundberg2016`. In addition, ``crystal_radius`` values were computed
by adding 14 pm to the ``ionic_radius`` values according to :cite:`Shannon1976`.

Oxidation States
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units.
.. [#f_mendeleev_number] **Mendeleev numbers**
Mendeleev numbers were sourced from :cite:`Villars2004` but the range
was extended to cover the whole periodic table following the prescription
in the article of increasing the numbers going from top to bottom in each
group and group by group from left to right in the periodic table.
.. [#f6] **Nuclear charge screening constants**
.. [#f_sconst] **Nuclear charge screening constants**
The screening constants were calculated according to the following formula
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radii for noble gasses were updated according to the values in Ref.
:cite:`Vogt2014`.
.. [#f9] **Ionic radii for Actinoid (III) ions**
Ionic radii values for 3\ :sup:`+` Actinoids were with coordination number 9 were taken
from :cite:`Lundberg2016`. In addition, ``crystal_radius`` values were computed
by adding 14 pm to the ``ionic_radius`` values according to :cite:`Shannon1976`.
.. [#f_density] **Densities**
Density values for solids and liquids are always in units of grams per cubic
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