Lawsonite Libowitzky E, Armbruster T American Mineralogist 80 (1995) 1277-1285 Low-temperature phase transitions and the role of hydrogen bonds in lawsonite Sample: T = 500 K _database_code_amcsd 0001768 CELL PARAMETERS: 5.8570 8.8100 13.1500 90.000 90.000 90.000 SPACE GROUP: Cmcm X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838 Cell Volume: 678.542 Density (g/cm3): 3.076 MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 5.920741950 RIR: 0.627 RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739 2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity 13.47 31.86 6.5750 0 0 2 2 18.19 56.44 4.8775 1 1 0 4 19.41 20.02 4.5731 1 1 1 8 21.27 30.58 4.1769 0 2 1 4 22.70 2.33 3.9173 1 1 2 8 24.32 54.11 3.6596 0 2 2 4 27.12 1.53 3.2875 0 0 4 2 27.36 26.24 3.2602 1 1 3 8 30.53 28.39 2.9285 2 0 0 2 32.85 100.00 2.7261 1 1 4 8 33.50 46.93 2.6751 2 0 2 4 34.03 76.62 2.6347 0 2 4 4 34.15 64.56 2.6252 1 3 0 4 34.85 4.00 2.5744 1 3 1 8 36.86 36.08 2.4387 2 2 0 4 36.87 33.94 2.4380 1 3 2 8 37.51 16.42 2.3979 2 2 1 8 38.90 9.85 2.3149 1 1 5 8 39.41 15.56 2.2865 2 2 2 8 39.92 29.27 2.2581 0 2 5 4 40.03 1.51 2.2522 1 3 3 8 40.98 3.58 2.2025 0 4 0 2 41.19 3.94 2.1917 0 0 6 2 41.29 2.72 2.1867 2 0 4 4 41.57 1.48 2.1722 0 4 1 4 42.41 62.84 2.1311 2 2 3 8 43.32 2.10 2.0884 0 4 2 4 44.15 2.38 2.0514 1 3 4 8 45.37 1.78 1.9991 1 1 6 8 46.12 17.95 1.9680 0 4 3 4 46.27 1.85 1.9622 0 2 6 4 48.24 5.29 1.8864 3 1 1 8 49.03 1.36 1.8580 1 3 5 8 49.83 1.28 1.8298 0 4 4 4 51.08 2.00 1.7882 2 2 5 8 51.95 1.44 1.7602 2 4 0 4 52.12 19.62 1.7547 2 0 6 4 52.18 3.90 1.7530 1 1 7 8 52.45 2.24 1.7447 2 4 1 8 52.99 14.93 1.7280 0 2 7 4 53.92 12.00 1.7004 2 4 2 8 54.33 4.74 1.6886 0 4 5 4 54.37 1.24 1.6873 1 5 0 4 54.54 1.20 1.6824 1 3 6 8 54.86 3.78 1.6736 1 5 1 8 55.75 9.42 1.6490 3 1 4 8 55.94 17.36 1.6437 0 0 8 2 56.32 13.37 1.6334 2 4 3 8 56.45 15.35 1.6301 2 2 6 8 56.61 16.64 1.6258 3 3 0 4 58.48 5.67 1.5783 3 3 2 8 59.33 2.92 1.5577 1 1 8 8 59.50 17.60 1.5536 0 4 6 4 59.58 65.44 1.5518 2 4 4 8 59.93 1.20 1.5434 3 1 5 8 61.80 3.30 1.5011 1 5 4 8 63.54 27.67 1.4642 4 0 0 2 63.61 4.32 1.4628 2 4 5 8 64.83 1.02 1.4383 3 1 6 8 65.09 3.49 1.4330 0 6 2 4 65.28 1.15 1.4293 0 4 7 4 67.19 12.48 1.3932 1 3 8 8 67.54 1.40 1.3868 0 2 9 4 67.82 1.52 1.3818 4 2 1 8 68.89 12.91 1.3630 2 2 8 8 69.09 4.08 1.3595 4 2 2 8 70.20 1.80 1.3407 0 6 4 4 70.37 2.74 1.3380 3 1 7 8 71.64 2.93 1.3173 0 4 8 4 71.94 12.49 1.3126 2 6 0 4 72.22 1.41 1.3081 3 5 0 4 72.35 5.05 1.3061 2 6 1 8 72.64 2.59 1.3016 3 5 1 8 73.58 1.52 1.2872 2 6 2 8 73.77 2.07 1.2845 2 4 7 8 74.08 13.36 1.2799 4 2 4 8 75.44 2.02 1.2601 0 2 10 4 75.63 8.21 1.2574 2 6 3 8 75.78 1.41 1.2553 1 5 7 8 77.73 2.79 1.2286 4 2 5 8 78.39 2.36 1.2199 0 6 6 4 78.46 1.03 1.2190 2 6 4 8 78.74 3.47 1.2154 3 5 4 8 79.84 1.73 1.2014 2 4 8 8 79.98 13.66 1.1996 2 0 10 4 81.19 3.70 1.1847 1 7 3 8 81.94 4.52 1.1757 1 3 10 8 82.03 3.91 1.1748 4 4 3 8 83.20 1.45 1.1612 5 1 0 4 83.21 1.54 1.1611 1 1 11 8 83.66 7.95 1.1559 3 3 8 8 83.97 3.51 1.1524 1 7 4 8 86.12 1.09 1.1291 0 4 10 4 86.76 1.18 1.1225 5 1 3 8 87.28 3.62 1.1171 4 2 7 8 87.53 3.76 1.1145 1 7 5 8 88.35 1.69 1.1063 4 4 5 8 88.86 2.79 1.1013 0 8 0 2 89.51 5.07 1.0949 5 1 4 8 89.67 6.56 1.0934 4 0 8 4 ================================================================================ XPOW Copyright 1993 Bob Downs, Ranjini Swaminathan and Kurt Bartelmehs For reference, see Downs et al. (1993) American Mineralogist 78, 1104-1107.