File:Beryllium trimer.png

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Description	English: Cyclic hydrolysis product
Date	10:53, 18 December 2010 (UTC)
Source	Own work (Original text: “I ( Petergans ( talk)) created this work entirely by myself.”)
Author	Petergans ( talk)

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