Vishnevite Hassan I, Grundy H D The Canadian Mineralogist 22 (1984) 333-349 The character of the cancrinite-vishnevite solid-solution series _database_code_amcsd 0005197 CELL PARAMETERS: 12.6850 12.6850 5.1790 90.000 90.000 120.000 SPACE GROUP: P6_3 X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838 Cell Volume: 721.701 Density (g/cm3): 2.322 MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 8.011019214 RIR: 1.123 RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739 2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity 8.05 2.42 10.9855 1 0 0 6 13.96 57.13 6.3425 1 1 0 6 16.14 2.18 5.4928 2 0 0 6 18.94 84.72 4.6845 1 0 1 6 21.40 6.73 4.1521 1 2 0 6 21.40 2.56 4.1521 2 1 0 6 23.61 2.10 3.7681 2 0 1 6 24.31 56.20 3.6618 3 0 0 6 27.53 52.39 3.2395 1 2 1 6 27.53 47.61 3.2395 2 1 1 6 29.88 5.06 2.9900 3 0 1 6 32.60 31.58 2.7464 4 0 0 6 34.14 8.15 2.6261 1 3 1 6 34.14 13.91 2.6261 3 1 1 6 34.64 28.22 2.5895 0 0 2 1 35.62 4.24 2.5204 1 0 2 6 35.62 1.96 2.5203 2 3 0 6 35.62 1.95 2.5203 3 2 0 6 37.05 30.84 2.4263 4 0 1 6 37.52 1.07 2.3974 1 1 2 6 37.52 1.05 2.3972 1 4 0 6 37.52 2.29 2.3972 4 1 0 6 39.78 6.76 2.2662 2 3 1 6 39.78 4.82 2.2662 3 2 1 6 41.51 4.08 2.1755 1 4 1 6 41.51 4.33 2.1755 4 1 1 6 42.77 8.71 2.1143 3 0 2 6 42.77 17.09 2.1142 3 3 0 6 44.81 4.38 2.0226 5 0 1 6 48.31 9.11 1.8841 4 0 2 6 50.54 4.69 1.8061 2 3 2 6 50.54 3.32 1.8061 3 2 2 6 50.54 2.13 1.8060 3 4 0 6 50.54 1.19 1.8060 4 3 0 6 51.98 3.74 1.7592 1 4 2 6 51.98 4.93 1.7592 4 1 2 6 51.98 1.92 1.7591 2 5 0 6 51.98 4.02 1.7591 5 2 0 6 53.75 2.63 1.7054 1 0 3 6 53.75 3.35 1.7053 3 4 1 6 53.75 1.86 1.7053 4 3 1 6 55.14 1.11 1.6656 2 5 1 6 55.14 2.60 1.6656 5 2 1 6 55.82 2.84 1.6469 2 0 3 6 56.16 2.66 1.6377 3 3 2 6 57.84 5.41 1.5940 1 2 3 6 57.84 4.87 1.5940 2 1 3 6 57.85 1.99 1.5940 1 6 1 6 57.85 1.77 1.5940 6 1 1 6 58.18 6.22 1.5856 4 4 0 6 58.84 1.20 1.5694 3 5 0 6 61.76 1.12 1.5020 1 3 3 6 61.76 2.17 1.5020 3 1 3 6 61.77 3.49 1.5019 7 0 1 6 61.77 3.52 1.5019 3 5 1 6 61.77 1.97 1.5019 5 3 1 6 62.08 5.62 1.4950 6 0 2 6 63.67 7.09 1.4616 4 0 3 6 63.67 2.14 1.4615 2 6 1 6 63.67 2.13 1.4615 6 2 1 6 63.98 1.32 1.4551 5 2 2 6 63.99 1.36 1.4551 1 7 0 6 63.99 3.22 1.4551 7 1 0 6 65.54 1.73 1.4242 2 3 3 6 65.54 1.66 1.4242 3 2 3 6 68.31 1.10 1.3732 8 0 0 6 69.51 7.80 1.3523 4 4 2 6 71.01 9.93 1.3273 8 0 1 6 72.79 1.06 1.2992 5 1 3 6 72.79 1.15 1.2992 1 5 3 6 72.80 1.04 1.2992 2 7 1 6 73.09 1.77 1.2947 0 0 4 1 74.85 1.83 1.2686 1 1 4 6 74.85 1.53 1.2685 1 7 2 6 74.85 2.95 1.2685 7 1 2 6 76.31 2.17 1.2479 3 4 3 6 76.31 1.26 1.2479 4 3 3 6 76.31 1.97 1.2479 8 1 1 6 78.33 1.20 1.2207 3 0 4 6 78.33 1.88 1.2206 3 6 2 6 78.33 2.37 1.2206 6 3 2 6 78.91 1.05 1.2132 8 0 2 6 80.05 1.15 1.1987 2 2 4 6 82.34 1.34 1.1711 4 0 4 6 83.19 1.64 1.1612 7 0 3 6 84.89 1.43 1.1423 2 6 3 6 84.89 1.52 1.1423 6 2 3 6 ================================================================================ XPOW Copyright 1993 Bob Downs, Ranjini Swaminathan and Kurt Bartelmehs For reference, see Downs et al. (1993) American Mineralogist 78, 1104-1107.