Cordierite
Hochella M F, Brown G E, Ross F K, Gibbs G V
American Mineralogist 64 (1979) 337-351
High-temperature crystal chemistry of hydrous Mg- and Fe-cordierite
White Well, T = 775 C
_database_code_amcsd 0000707
CELL PARAMETERS: 17.1490 9.7590 9.3520 90.000 90.000 90.000
SPACE GROUP: Cccm
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 1565.124
Density (g/cm3): 2.494
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 10.71932751
RIR: 1.399
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
10.32 59.83 8.5745 2 0 0 2
10.43 100.00 8.4818 1 1 0 4
17.98 20.09 4.9325 3 1 0 4
18.18 8.96 4.8795 0 2 0 2
18.98 10.85 4.6760 0 0 2 2
21.65 7.72 4.1052 2 0 2 4
21.70 44.79 4.0949 1 1 2 8
26.26 33.93 3.3935 3 1 2 8
26.40 20.95 3.3761 0 2 2 4
28.24 15.97 3.1601 4 0 2 4
28.41 45.61 3.1414 2 2 2 8
29.20 29.72 3.0579 5 1 1 8
29.33 24.20 3.0452 4 2 1 8
29.54 29.29 3.0243 1 3 1 8
33.68 9.80 2.6608 5 1 2 8
33.79 9.39 2.6524 4 2 2 8
33.98 4.95 2.6386 1 3 2 8
36.43 3.15 2.4662 6 2 0 4
36.84 2.58 2.4397 0 4 0 2
37.16 1.18 2.4194 3 3 2 8
38.51 9.90 2.3380 0 0 4 2
41.39 4.13 2.1814 6 2 2 8
41.76 1.11 2.1630 0 4 2 4
42.68 2.04 2.1183 7 1 2 8
42.80 2.57 2.1127 3 1 4 8
42.89 1.20 2.1085 0 2 4 4
42.92 3.05 2.1070 5 3 2 8
43.13 4.57 2.0973 2 4 2 8
44.24 1.20 2.0475 2 2 4 8
46.26 1.26 1.9626 8 2 0 4
46.40 2.34 1.9570 7 3 0 4
46.61 1.86 1.9486 8 0 2 4
46.85 1.24 1.9393 1 5 0 4
47.06 2.07 1.9312 4 4 2 8
47.33 1.06 1.9207 8 2 1 8
48.15 3.20 1.8898 7 1 3 8
48.23 1.20 1.8870 1 3 4 8
48.37 4.52 1.8817 5 3 3 8
48.56 4.34 1.8748 2 4 3 8
48.69 1.51 1.8701 9 1 0 4
49.10 1.51 1.8556 6 4 0 4
49.34 1.57 1.8471 3 5 0 4
50.12 2.00 1.8202 6 4 1 8
50.36 1.42 1.8121 3 5 1 8
50.43 2.23 1.8097 6 0 4 4
50.67 4.09 1.8017 3 3 4 8
53.43 3.49 1.7149 10 0 0 2
54.05 12.48 1.6967 6 2 4 8
54.06 4.20 1.6964 5 5 0 4
54.35 7.34 1.6880 0 4 4 4
55.11 1.40 1.6665 7 1 4 8
55.31 1.14 1.6608 8 2 3 8
55.92 1.00 1.6442 9 3 0 4
56.59 1.01 1.6265 0 6 0 2
56.91 1.67 1.6179 10 2 0 4
57.46 2.25 1.6037 9 1 3 8
57.69 1.06 1.5980 2 6 0 4
57.83 3.96 1.5945 6 4 3 8
58.04 2.28 1.5891 3 5 3 8
59.29 1.91 1.5587 0 0 6 2
59.61 1.15 1.5511 9 3 2 8
60.24 1.14 1.5362 0 6 2 4
61.71 1.94 1.5032 8 2 4 8
61.82 2.51 1.5007 7 3 4 8
62.19 1.85 1.4926 1 5 4 8
62.49 1.92 1.4862 3 1 6 8
63.60 1.79 1.4630 2 2 6 8
63.63 1.20 1.4623 11 1 2 8
64.18 3.14 1.4512 7 5 2 8
64.43 1.34 1.4462 4 6 2 8
66.10 1.20 1.4136 6 6 0 4
66.60 1.28 1.4042 5 1 6 8
66.66 1.44 1.4030 4 2 6 8
68.68 3.82 1.3667 12 0 2 4
69.24 1.20 1.3570 12 2 1 8
69.46 5.54 1.3531 6 6 2 8
69.70 1.51 1.3492 9 5 1 8
70.22 1.38 1.3405 3 7 1 8
70.83 2.94 1.3304 10 2 4 8
71.08 1.83 1.3262 8 4 4 8
71.51 1.64 1.3193 2 6 4 8
71.62 1.83 1.3176 6 2 6 8
73.96 1.84 1.2816 11 3 3 8
74.81 1.32 1.2692 1 7 3 8
77.26 1.54 1.2349 5 1 7 8
77.32 1.19 1.2340 4 2 7 8
77.43 1.45 1.2326 1 3 7 8
79.71 1.89 1.2030 10 4 4 8
80.56 2.06 1.1923 12 4 2 8
81.34 1.21 1.1830 12 2 4 8
82.26 1.17 1.1720 3 7 4 8
82.52 2.49 1.1690 0 0 8 2
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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.