Baryte
Miyake M, Minato I, Morikawa H, Iwai S I
American Mineralogist 63 (1978) 506-510
Crystal structure and sulphate force constants of barite, celesite, and
anglesite
_database_code_amcsd 0000663
CELL PARAMETERS: 7.1570 8.8840 5.4570 90.000 90.000 90.000
SPACE GROUP: Pbnm
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 346.971
Density (g/cm3): 4.467
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 40.21597905
RIR: 2.931
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
15.90 1.61 5.5734 1 1 0 4
19.99 13.81 4.4420 0 2 0 2
20.47 32.54 4.3395 1 0 1 4
22.81 50.02 3.8992 1 1 1 8
23.57 9.84 3.7742 1 2 0 4
24.88 26.26 3.5785 2 0 0 2
25.86 97.55 3.4450 0 2 1 4
26.86 66.16 3.3193 2 1 0 4
28.76 100.00 3.1041 1 2 1 8
31.55 51.40 2.8359 2 1 1 8
32.73 10.26 2.7363 1 3 0 4
32.82 46.40 2.7285 0 0 2 2
36.19 14.68 2.4818 2 2 1 8
36.74 1.15 2.4461 1 3 1 8
38.73 15.20 2.3249 0 2 2 4
39.10 4.85 2.3040 3 1 0 4
39.50 6.83 2.2815 2 3 0 4
40.62 1.06 2.2210 0 4 0 2
40.81 27.09 2.2112 1 2 2 8
41.62 2.78 2.1697 2 0 2 4
42.59 46.24 2.1226 3 1 1 8
42.62 36.65 2.1212 1 4 0 4
42.91 49.88 2.1078 2 1 2 8
42.97 39.82 2.1049 2 3 1 8
43.04 2.21 2.1017 3 2 0 4
44.02 20.37 2.0571 0 4 1 4
46.59 1.40 1.9496 2 2 2 8
47.03 7.81 1.9321 1 3 2 8
49.03 19.26 1.8578 3 3 0 4
51.04 3.66 1.7893 4 0 0 2
51.86 5.65 1.7630 1 0 3 4
52.00 6.05 1.7587 3 3 1 8
52.15 5.19 1.7540 4 1 0 4
52.95 4.25 1.7292 1 1 3 8
53.11 2.57 1.7245 1 5 0 4
54.51 7.61 1.6833 0 2 3 4
54.82 15.85 1.6747 1 4 2 8
54.99 3.87 1.6699 4 1 1 8
55.36 1.94 1.6597 4 2 0 4
55.92 1.36 1.6443 1 5 1 8
56.13 10.15 1.6386 1 2 3 8
57.80 9.19 1.5952 2 1 3 8
57.95 1.79 1.5914 2 5 0 4
58.09 2.74 1.5879 4 2 1 8
60.27 19.91 1.5356 3 3 2 8
60.61 9.00 1.5278 2 5 1 8
60.81 1.74 1.5232 2 2 3 8
62.03 3.85 1.4962 4 0 2 4
63.00 9.61 1.4755 4 1 2 8
63.05 4.19 1.4745 4 3 1 8
63.86 4.46 1.4577 1 5 2 8
65.30 4.84 1.4290 0 6 1 4
65.36 9.42 1.4277 3 1 3 8
65.50 5.19 1.4250 3 5 0 4
65.64 9.39 1.4223 2 3 3 8
65.87 2.17 1.4180 4 2 2 8
66.43 6.29 1.4073 0 4 3 4
66.75 9.35 1.4013 1 6 1 8
67.67 5.35 1.3846 5 0 1 4
67.99 4.90 1.3788 3 5 1 8
68.82 6.53 1.3642 0 0 4 2
68.92 2.58 1.3624 5 2 0 4
69.64 5.49 1.3500 4 4 1 8
71.03 1.15 1.3271 2 6 1 8
71.35 5.80 1.3218 5 2 1 8
72.65 2.71 1.3014 0 6 2 4
72.76 3.18 1.2997 3 3 3 8
73.86 1.30 1.2830 1 2 4 8
74.04 1.15 1.2804 1 6 2 8
74.42 1.50 1.2748 2 0 4 4
75.23 10.83 1.2631 3 5 2 8
75.26 2.37 1.2626 4 1 3 8
75.32 6.05 1.2618 2 1 4 8
77.74 2.39 1.2284 4 5 1 8
77.92 1.16 1.2260 4 2 3 8
78.31 1.61 1.2209 1 3 4 8
78.46 4.39 1.2189 5 2 2 8
78.53 1.03 1.2181 1 7 1 8
79.69 4.54 1.2032 5 4 0 4
80.13 3.02 1.1977 2 5 3 8
80.26 3.94 1.1961 2 7 0 4
80.53 2.18 1.1928 6 0 0 2
82.30 1.84 1.1715 4 3 3 8
82.57 1.13 1.1684 2 7 1 8
84.34 2.05 1.1483 0 6 3 4
84.42 7.15 1.1474 1 4 4 8
85.68 3.29 1.1338 1 6 3 8
86.30 3.97 1.1272 6 2 1 8
86.52 2.69 1.1249 5 0 3 4
86.82 2.82 1.1218 3 5 3 8
87.93 2.67 1.1105 0 8 0 2
88.37 2.66 1.1061 4 4 3 8
88.90 5.61 1.1009 5 4 2 8
89.03 5.65 1.0996 3 3 4 8
89.24 4.02 1.0976 3 7 1 8
89.45 5.01 1.0955 2 7 2 8
89.72 2.22 1.0930 6 0 2 4
89.98 2.75 1.0905 5 2 3 8
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XPOW Copyright 1993 Bob Downs, Ranjini Swaminathan and Kurt Bartelmehs
For reference, see Downs et al. (1993) American Mineralogist 78, 1104-1107.