Fluor-elbaite Bosi F, Andreozzi G B, Federico M, Graziani G, Lucchesi S American Mineralogist 90 (2005) 1784-1792 Crystal chemistry of the elbaite-schorl series Locality: Cruziero pegmatite, Minas Gerais, Brazil Sample: 60fc _database_code_amcsd 0003951 CELL PARAMETERS: 15.8468 15.8468 7.1058 90.000 90.000 120.000 SPACE GROUP: R3m X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838 Cell Volume: 1545.350 Density (g/cm3): 3.023 MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 6.466069496 RIR: 0.696 RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739 2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity 11.17 18.94 7.9234 1 1 0 6 14.03 20.44 6.3101 1 0 1 3 17.97 26.41 4.9361 0 2 1 3 19.40 12.85 4.5746 3 0 0 3 21.21 55.96 4.1896 2 1 1 6 22.44 86.72 3.9617 2 2 0 6 25.90 48.92 3.4395 0 1 2 3 26.57 20.01 3.3552 1 3 1 6 28.90 8.53 3.0896 4 0 1 3 29.83 18.05 2.9948 4 1 0 6 30.50 72.50 2.9312 1 2 2 6 31.07 4.77 2.8785 3 2 1 6 34.53 7.01 2.5972 3 1 2 6 35.05 100.00 2.5604 0 5 1 3 36.89 1.71 2.4363 2 4 1 6 37.99 10.87 2.3686 0 0 3 1 38.19 14.82 2.3564 2 3 2 6 38.66 24.57 2.3287 5 1 1 6 39.39 2.75 2.2873 6 0 0 3 41.58 10.17 2.1721 5 0 2 3 42.02 13.05 2.1504 4 3 1 6 43.00 5.66 2.1034 0 3 3 3 43.00 4.94 2.1034 3 0 3 3 43.19 9.46 2.0948 4 2 2 6 44.57 13.78 2.0330 2 2 3 6 44.75 35.71 2.0252 1 5 2 6 45.16 5.54 2.0076 1 6 1 6 45.81 2.81 1.9808 4 4 0 6 47.75 36.54 1.9046 3 4 2 6 48.15 1.80 1.8899 7 0 1 3 48.15 2.02 1.8899 3 5 1 6 49.03 4.38 1.8578 1 4 3 6 49.03 1.25 1.8578 4 1 3 6 49.59 7.77 1.8383 6 2 1 6 50.19 1.43 1.8178 7 1 0 6 50.62 1.18 1.8033 6 1 2 6 51.85 4.96 1.7634 3 3 3 6 51.90 4.04 1.7618 1 0 4 3 53.27 1.53 1.7198 0 2 4 3 53.37 1.00 1.7165 5 3 2 6 54.71 3.04 1.6776 2 6 2 6 55.88 17.86 1.6454 0 6 3 3 55.88 3.37 1.6454 6 0 3 3 56.38 17.33 1.6318 2 7 1 6 58.22 15.96 1.5847 5 5 0 6 58.51 3.24 1.5775 4 0 4 3 58.61 3.45 1.5750 4 5 2 6 58.95 2.57 1.5667 8 1 1 6 59.77 1.89 1.5472 3 2 4 6 60.21 5.07 1.5370 4 6 1 6 60.74 6.47 1.5249 9 0 0 3 61.12 6.02 1.5163 7 2 2 6 61.45 1.54 1.5088 7 3 1 6 61.97 4.25 1.4974 8 2 0 6 62.25 15.29 1.4913 0 5 4 3 63.47 3.76 1.4656 2 4 4 6 63.57 1.75 1.4636 1 8 2 6 64.63 4.69 1.4420 1 7 3 6 64.68 16.38 1.4412 5 1 4 6 64.77 5.50 1.4393 6 4 2 6 65.60 3.73 1.4231 7 4 0 6 66.10 3.00 1.4136 0 1 5 3 66.29 2.73 1.4100 1 9 1 6 66.29 6.53 1.4100 6 5 1 6 67.01 5.17 1.3965 6 3 3 6 67.01 1.94 1.3965 3 6 3 6 67.06 15.27 1.3957 4 3 4 6 68.64 1.57 1.3674 3 8 1 6 69.80 11.01 1.3475 10 0 1 3 70.64 3.21 1.3335 5 6 2 6 71.43 3.92 1.3206 6 6 0 6 71.65 3.97 1.3171 5 5 3 6 71.69 3.18 1.3164 3 5 4 6 71.91 4.17 1.3130 0 4 5 3 72.57 13.44 1.3026 10 1 0 6 72.83 1.86 1.2986 6 2 4 6 72.92 2.61 1.2972 8 3 2 6 73.05 2.24 1.2953 2 3 5 6 73.23 1.32 1.2926 5 7 1 6 74.05 1.55 1.2802 0 10 2 3 74.36 1.92 1.2757 8 4 1 6 74.83 5.21 1.2688 9 3 0 6 75.05 2.30 1.2657 2 8 3 6 75.30 11.56 1.2620 5 0 5 3 76.21 4.80 1.2493 5 4 4 6 77.41 1.01 1.2328 7 5 2 6 77.54 1.16 1.2312 1 5 5 6 77.71 4.71 1.2288 0 11 1 3 78.52 1.83 1.2182 4 8 2 6 78.82 1.56 1.2143 2 10 1 6 79.75 2.91 1.2025 3 4 5 6 81.23 2.00 1.1843 0 0 6 1 82.12 2.85 1.1737 11 1 1 6 84.51 1.47 1.1465 3 0 6 3 84.97 5.86 1.1414 10 1 3 6 87.15 2.55 1.1184 9 3 3 6 87.19 1.57 1.1180 6 5 4 6 ================================================================================ XPOW Copyright 1993 Bob Downs, Ranjini Swaminathan and Kurt Bartelmehs For reference, see Downs et al. (1993) American Mineralogist 78, 1104-1107.