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14. Three atoms A, B, C, crystallizes in a cubic solid lattice where A atoms are present at the body centre, B atoms are present at the edge centres as well as the corners of the cube and C atoms are present at the face centres of the cube .Now if all the atoms are removed from the two 4-fold axis and the one two fold axis passing through the cube then what is the formula of the compound?

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