one associated with the two apical oxygen atoms and the other with the four equatorial oxygen atoms. Figure confirms the presence of these two bond length groups. The shorter bond lengths correspond to the equatorial oxygen atoms, while the longer ones represent the apical oxygen atoms. The ratio of these bond lengths (equatorial:apical) is approximately 2:1, as expected from the Jahn-Teller effect. The apical bond lengths exhibited greater variability than the equatorial bonds, likely arising from the disordered arrangement of La and Sr ions in the structure. The local environment of these ions, which varies due to their random distribution in the model, has a greater influence on the apical oxygen bonds rather than the equatorial ones.