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: 62ha _database_code_amcsd 0003952 CELL PARAMETERS: 15.8528 15.8528 7.1083 90.000 90.000 120.000 SPACE GROUP: R3m X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838 Cell Volume: 1547.064 Density (g/cm3): 3.016 MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 6.478385156 RIR: 0.699 RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739 2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity 11.16 20.63 7.9264 1 1 0 6 14.03 21.43 6.3124 1 0 1 3 17.96 27.04 4.9379 0 2 1 3 19.40 12.28 4.5763 3 0 0 3 21.20 55.89 4.1911 2 1 1 6 22.43 87.14 3.9632 2 2 0 6 25.89 49.67 3.4407 0 1 2 3 26.56 19.88 3.3565 1 3 1 6 28.89 8.74 3.0908 4 0 1 3 29.82 17.46 2.9959 4 1 0 6 30.49 71.18 2.9323 1 2 2 6 31.06 4.62 2.8796 3 2 1 6 34.52 6.83 2.5982 3 1 2 6 35.03 100.00 2.5613 0 5 1 3 36.88 1.59 2.4372 2 4 1 6 37.97 10.98 2.3694 0 0 3 1 38.18 14.93 2.3572 2 3 2 6 38.65 24.35 2.3296 5 1 1 6 39.38 2.68 2.2882 6 0 0 3 41.56 10.35 2.1729 5 0 2 3 42.00 13.00 2.1512 4 3 1 6 42.99 5.53 2.1041 0 3 3 3 42.99 4.86 2.1041 3 0 3 3 43.17 9.16 2.0956 4 2 2 6 44.55 13.82 2.0337 2 2 3 6 44.73 35.18 2.0260 1 5 2 6 45.15 5.44 2.0083 1 6 1 6 45.79 2.77 1.9816 4 4 0 6 47.73 36.36 1.9053 3 4 2 6 48.13 2.04 1.8906 3 5 1 6 48.13 1.77 1.8906 7 0 1 3 49.02 4.37 1.8584 1 4 3 6 49.02 1.20 1.8584 4 1 3 6 49.57 7.76 1.8390 6 2 1 6 50.17 1.50 1.8184 7 1 0 6 50.60 1.17 1.8039 6 1 2 6 51.83 4.97 1.7640 3 3 3 6 51.88 3.88 1.7624 1 0 4 3 53.25 1.56 1.7204 0 2 4 3 53.35 1.06 1.7172 5 3 2 6 54.69 2.94 1.6782 2 6 2 6 55.86 17.66 1.6460 0 6 3 3 55.86 3.41 1.6460 6 0 3 3 56.36 17.13 1.6324 2 7 1 6 58.20 15.82 1.5853 5 5 0 6 58.49 3.20 1.5781 4 0 4 3 58.59 3.29 1.5756 4 5 2 6 58.93 2.50 1.5673 8 1 1 6 59.75 1.87 1.5477 3 2 4 6 60.19 5.09 1.5375 4 6 1 6 60.71 6.44 1.5254 9 0 0 3 61.09 5.87 1.5168 7 2 2 6 61.43 1.55 1.5094 7 3 1 6 61.95 4.22 1.4979 8 2 0 6 62.23 15.10 1.4919 0 5 4 3 63.45 3.66 1.4661 2 4 4 6 63.54 1.72 1.4642 1 8 2 6 64.61 4.66 1.4426 1 7 3 6 64.65 16.13 1.4417 5 1 4 6 64.75 5.51 1.4398 6 4 2 6 65.57 3.57 1.4236 7 4 0 6 66.07 3.02 1.4141 0 1 5 3 66.26 6.49 1.4106 6 5 1 6 66.26 2.73 1.4106 1 9 1 6 66.98 1.94 1.3970 3 6 3 6 66.98 5.12 1.3970 6 3 3 6 67.03 15.23 1.3962 4 3 4 6 68.61 1.58 1.3679 3 8 1 6 69.77 10.94 1.3480 10 0 1 3 70.61 3.19 1.3340 5 6 2 6 71.40 3.79 1.3211 6 6 0 6 71.62 3.93 1.3176 5 5 3 6 71.66 3.12 1.3169 3 5 4 6 71.88 4.08 1.3134 0 4 5 3 72.54 13.27 1.3031 10 1 0 6 72.80 1.85 1.2991 6 2 4 6 72.89 2.56 1.2977 8 3 2 6 73.02 2.21 1.2958 2 3 5 6 73.20 1.30 1.2931 5 7 1 6 74.02 1.55 1.2807 0 10 2 3 74.33 1.90 1.2762 8 4 1 6 74.80 5.15 1.2692 9 3 0 6 75.02 2.27 1.2661 2 8 3 6 75.27 11.47 1.2625 5 0 5 3 76.18 4.75 1.2497 5 4 4 6 77.38 1.00 1.2333 7 5 2 6 77.50 1.16 1.2316 1 5 5 6 77.68 4.68 1.2293 0 11 1 3 78.49 1.78 1.2186 4 8 2 6 78.78 1.56 1.2148 2 10 1 6 79.71 2.87 1.2029 3 4 5 6 81.19 1.97 1.1847 0 0 6 1 82.08 2.82 1.1741 11 1 1 6 84.47 1.43 1.1469 3 0 6 3 84.94 5.76 1.1418 10 1 3 6 87.11 2.53 1.1188 9 3 3 6 87.15 1.49 1.1184 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.