(Ewald, 1931) designated both CaC$_{2}$ and MoSi$_{2}$ as Strukturbericht $C11$. (Smithells,1955) separated them into $C11_{a}$ (CaC$_{2}$) and $C11_{b}$ (MoSi$_{2}$, AB2_tI6_139_a_e).
This is the stable room-temperature structure for CaC$_{2}$. At low temperatures it transforms into the ThC$_{2}$ ($C_{g}$) structure. There is also a meta-stable room temperature structure CaC$_{2}$-III (A2B_mC12_12_2i_i).
(v. Stackelberg, 1930) describes this structure in a face-centered-tetragonal setting. We follow (Smithells, 1955) and place it in the equivalent body-centered tetragonal setting. (Stackelberg, 1930) gives $a$ = 5.84Å for the face-centered lattice. If we divide this by $\sqrt{2}$ we get $a$ = 3.87Å for the body-centered lattice. The ICSD entry gives $a$ = 3.83, which we attribute to an arithmetic error.
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