CIF Dictionary

It is recommended you make the replacement in your local copy of abstract, before you copy and paste it to the abstract form.  Greek letters have been assigned a single-character ASCII alphabetic equivalent.  Greek letter codes are preceded by a backslash `\' lower-case Greek letters use the code in lower case Upper-case Greek letters use the code in upper case. As far as possible, this is the first letter of the fully spelled name of each Greek letter.  The exceptions are marked * in the list below.

Lowercase Uppercase alpha \a \A  beta  \b  \B  chi  \c  \C  delta  \d  \D  epsilon  \e  \E  phi *  \f  \F  gamma  \g  \G  eta *  \h  \H  iota  \i  \I  kappa  \k  \K  lambda  \l  \L  mu  \m  \M  nu  \n  \N  omicron  \o  \O  pi  \p  \P  theta *  \q  \Q  rho  \r  \R  sigma  \s  \S  tau  \t  \T  upsilon  \u  \U  omega *  \w  \W  xi  \x  \X  psi *  \y  \Y  zeta  \z  \Z

superscripts  Csp^3^  for Csp3 subscripts  U~eq~  for Ueq acute accent  \'e  for é grave accent  \`a  for à circumflex  \^e for â cedilla  \,c  for ç umlaut  \"u  for ü degree  120\%  for 120° ångström  1.54\%A  for 1.54 Å