Correction: Lindič et al. First-Principle Investigation of Hypothetical NiF4 Crystal Structures. Crystals 2022, 12, 1640
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- Supplementary Materials: The following supporting information can be downloaded at: https://www.mdpi.com/article/10.3390/cryst12111640/s1, Table S1: Calculated Ni-F bond distances (in Å) in K2NiF6 with varying Hubbard U value. Table S2: ΔE (in meV), space group and space group number, SG (#) and optimized cell parameters, lengths in Å, volume in Å3, angles in °, total magnetic moment μ (in μB), and band gap (BG; in eV) for optimised structure I. Table S3: Bond distances (in Å) between the Ni centre and the surrounding fluorine atoms in the octahedron in structure I (the numbering of the atoms is the same as in Figure 1 in the main text). Table S4: Bond angles (in °) in the octahedron in structure I, with fluorine denoted just with a number and the numbering being the same as in Figure 1 in the main text. Table S5: Magnetic moments (in μB) and Bader charges on all the atoms for structure I. Table S6: ΔE (in meV), space group and space group number, SG (#) and optimised cell parameters, lengths in Å, volume in Å3, angles in °, total magnetic moment μ (in μB), and band gap (BG; in eV) for optimised structure II. Table S7: Bond distances (in Å) between the Ni centre and the surrounding fluorine atoms in the octahedron in structure II, with the same labelling as in Figure S1. Table S8: Bond angles (in °) in the octahedron in structure I, with fluorine denoted with just a number and the numbering being the same as in Figure S1. Table S9: Magnetic moments (in μB) and Bader charges on all the atoms for structure II. Figure S1: Unit cell of structure II, with the numbering of fluorine atoms. Figure S2: Crystal structure of II, shown as a supercell, with blue and red octahedra denoting opposite orientations of magnetic moments on Ni atoms. Figure S3: Orbital-projected DOS for structure II. Figure S4: Element-projected DOS for structure II. Table S10: ΔE (in meV), space group and space group number, SG (#) and optimised cell parameters, lengths in Å, volume in Å3, angles in °, total magnetic moment μ (in μB), and band gap (BG; in eV) for optimised structure III. Table S11: Bond distances (in Å) between the Ni centre and the surrounding fluorine atoms in the octahedron in structure III, with the same labelling as in Figure S5. Table S12: Bond angles (in °) in the octahedron in structure III; fluorine atoms are denoted with numbers, and the numbering is the same as in Figure S5. Figure S5: Unit cell of structure III, with the numbering of fluorine atoms. Figure S6: Crystal structure of III, with blue and red octahedra denoting the opposite orientations of magnetic moments on Ni atoms. Figure S7: Orbital-projected DOS for structure III. Figure S8: Element-projected DOS for structure III. Table S13: Magnetic moments (in μB) and Bader charges on all the atoms for structure III. Table S14: ΔE (in meV), space group and space group number, SG (#) and optimised cell parameters, lengths in Å, volume in Å3, angles in °, total magnetic moment μ (in μB), and band gap (BG; in eV) for optimised structure IV. Table S15: Bond distances (in Å) between the Ni centre and the surrounding fluorine atoms in the octahedron in structure IV, using the same labelling as in Figure S9. Table S16: Bond angles (in °) in the octahedron in structure IV, with fluorine denoted with just a number and the numbering being the same as in Figure S9. Table S17: Magnetic moments (in μB) and Bader charges on all the atoms for structure IV. Figure S9: Unit cell of structure IV, with the numbering of fluorine atoms. Figure S10: Crystal structure of IV, shown as a super cell, with blue and red octahedra denoting the opposite orientation of magnetic moments on Ni atoms. Figure S11: Orbital-projected DOS for structure IV. Figure S12: Element-projected DOS for structure IV. Table S18: ΔE (in meV), space group and space group number, SG (#) and optimised cell parameters, lengths in Å, volume in Å3, angles in °, total magnetic moment μ (in μB), and band gap (BG; in eV) for optimised structure V. Table S19: Bond distances (in Å) between the Ni centre and the surrounding fluorine atoms in the octahedron in structure I, with the same numbering of fluorine atoms as in Figure 1 in the main text. Table S20: Bond angles (in °) in the octahedron in structure I, with fluorine denoted with just a number and the numbering being the same as in Figure 1 in the main text. Table S21: Magnetic moments (in μB) and Bader charges on all the atoms for structure I. Table S22: ΔE (in meV), space group and space group number, SG (#) and optimised cell parameters, lengths in Å, volume in Å3, angles in °, total magnetic moment μ (in μB), and band gap (BG, in eV) for optimised structure VI. Table S23: Bond distances (in Å) between the Ni centre and the surrounding fluorine atoms in the octahedron in structure VI, using the same labels of F atoms as in Figure S13. Table S24: Magnetic moments (in μB) and Bader charges on all the atoms for structure VI. Figure S13: Unit cell of structure VI, with the numbering of fluorine atoms. Figure S14: Crystal structure of VI, shown as a supercell, with blue and red octahedra denoting the opposite orientations of magnetic moments on Ni atoms. Figure S15: Orbital-projected DOS for structure VI. Figure S16: Element-projected DOS for structure VI. Reference [31] is cited in the supplementary materials.
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Lindič, T.; Schulz, A.; Paulus, B. Correction: Lindič et al. First-Principle Investigation of Hypothetical NiF4 Crystal Structures. Crystals 2022, 12, 1640. Crystals 2025, 15, 362. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst15040362
Lindič T, Schulz A, Paulus B. Correction: Lindič et al. First-Principle Investigation of Hypothetical NiF4 Crystal Structures. Crystals 2022, 12, 1640. Crystals. 2025; 15(4):362. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst15040362
Chicago/Turabian StyleLindič, Tilen, Anthony Schulz, and Beate Paulus. 2025. "Correction: Lindič et al. First-Principle Investigation of Hypothetical NiF4 Crystal Structures. Crystals 2022, 12, 1640" Crystals 15, no. 4: 362. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst15040362
APA StyleLindič, T., Schulz, A., & Paulus, B. (2025). Correction: Lindič et al. First-Principle Investigation of Hypothetical NiF4 Crystal Structures. Crystals 2022, 12, 1640. Crystals, 15(4), 362. https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst15040362