Talk:Ruthenium(IV) oxide
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How exactly does an oxide that is solid at room temperature have the crystal structure of O=Ru=O, which would be more like a dioxide gas? This fact seems confusing or misleading to me, and I think it may be incorrect (I couldn't find any reference to molecular RuO2 in the literature).
Mbkatz 20:37, 8 August 2007 (UTC)
