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Depending on the conditions, manganese (Mn) can exhibit different crystal structures. Under certain conditions, a sample of Mn crystallizes in a cubic crystal lattice with a density of 6.245 g/cm3 and a cell edge length of 308.0 pm. What is the crystal structure of Mn under these conditions?
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