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Fluoride nitrates are mixed anion compounds that contain both fluoride ions and nitrate ions. Compounds are known for some amino acids and for some heavy elements. Some transition metal fluorido complexes that are nitrates are also known. There are also fluorido nitrato complex ions known in solution.

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name formula mw crystal system space group unit cell Å volume density comment reference
L-Argininium L-Arg2+•F−•NO3− triclinic P1 a=5.0130 b=10.6161 c=11.0352 α=87.471 β=86.038 γ=78.157 Z=2 [1]
2L-Arg2+•F−•3NO3−•HF orthorhombic P212121 a=7.3960 b=12.8672 c=26.990 Z=4 [1]
L-histidine L-His2+•F−•NO3− [1]
[Cr(NH3)5F](NO3)2 [2]
hexakis(1H-imidazole)-cobalt(ii) fluoride nitrate tetrahydrate [Co(Im)6][F·NO3•(H2O)4] hexagonal P63/m a 8.972 c 21.077 Z=2 1469.3 1.402 pink [3]
[Co(NH3)4(OH)F]NO3 [4]
[Co(NH3)5F](NO3)2 [5]
[Co(NH3)6]F(NO3)2 [4]
[Co(en)2F2]NO3 [4]
[As(ONO2)4]+[AsF6]− pale yellow; hydroscopic [6]
[Zr2F3OH(NO3)2(H2O)5]2+ in solution [7]
SnF2(ONO2)2 [6]
SnF3(ONO2) stable < 40 °C; hydroscopic [6]
SbF(ONO2)4 [6]
SbF3(ONO2)2 [6]
Xenon fluoride nitrate FXeONO2 monoclinic a = 4.6663 b = 8.799 c = 9.415 β = 90.325° 386.6 3.648
CsFHONO2 [8]
[HfF4NO3]− in solution [7]
[HfF3(NO3)2]− in solution [7]
Hg3O2(NO3)F orthorhombic Pnma a=7.547 b=10.990 c=6.9906 birefringence Δn = 0.23 @ 1064 nm [9]
Pb3F5NO3 triclinic P1 a 7.3796 b 12.147 c 16.8549, α 100.46° β 90.076° γ 95.517° layered; stable to 450 °C [10][11]
Pb(OF)Cu3(SeO3)2(NO3) trigonal R3m a 6.6973 c 18.5548 Z=3 720.75 5.175 yellow; stable to 400 °C [12]
PbCdF(SeO3)(NO3) orthorhombic Pca21 a=11.121 b=10.366 c=5.3950 NLO 2.6×KDP; band gap 4.42 eV [13]
BaPb2F5NO3 [14]
Bi2OF3(NO3) hexagonal P63/m band gap 3.5 eV [15]
Bi6O6F5(NO3) trigonal R3 band gap 4.0 eV [15]
[(UO2)4F13][Sr3(H2O)8](NO3)·H2O 1814.13 triclinic P1 a = 10.793, b = 10.918, c = 13.231 α = 92.570°, β = 109.147°, γ = 92.778° Z = 2. 1468.1 4.105 yellow [16]

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