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I've heard that O4 as a solid or liquid is red. So I was just wondering if you could show me a picture of 04 as a solid or liquid.
Well, I've learned something new today. My current job doesn't give me much exposure to anything new and exciting, so it doesn't surprise me that I had never heard of this. There's a short article on Wikipedia that has about ten references or so. One of those may contain a photo, and could posibbly be available at your local library. I think the article in Nature may be your best bet. Good luck.
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