PM7 Accuracy Date:Mon Feb 11 04:20:05 2019

Tc(VI)NBr4(-) (DANNIP) r   5005 Tc(VI)NBr4(-) (DANNIP) (Geo)

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    #  Species Formula
  4995 Tc(IV)Cl6(2-) (CIMFEJ) (Geo)Cl6Tc
  4996 Tc(IV)Cl6(2-) (CIMFEJ)Cl6Tc
  4997 Technetium(I) bromide (Geo)BrTc
  4998 Technetium(I) bromideBrTc
  4999 Technetium(III) oxide bromide (Geo)OBrTc
  5000 Technetium(III) oxide bromideOBrTc
  5001 Tc(CO)5BrC5O5BrTc
  5002 Tc(CO)5Br (Geo)C5O5BrTc
  5003 Technetium(III) tribromide (Geo)Br3Tc
  5004 Technetium(III) tribromideBr3Tc
  5005 Tc(VI)NBr4(-) (DANNIP) (Geo) NBr4Tc
  5006 Tc(VI)NBr4(-) (DANNIP)NBr4Tc
  5007 Ruthenium, atomRu
  5008 Ru(Cp)2 (CYCPRU07) (Geo)C10H10Ru
  5009 Ru(Cp)2 (CYCPRU07)C10H10Ru
  5010 Ruthenocene (Geo)C10H10Ru
  5011 RuthenoceneC10H10Ru
  5012 RuC10 (JODLIX) (Geo)C10H12Ru
  5013 RuC10 (JODLIX)C10H12Ru
  5014 RuC10 (CEJLOS) (Geo)C13H14Ru
  5015 RuC10 (CEJLOS)C13H14Ru


REF: The Cambridge Structural Database: a quarter of a million crystal structures and rising. F. H. Allen, Acta Cryst. B58, 380-388, (2002)
For X-Ray structure, contact the CCDC: http://www.ccdc.cam.ac.uk/