Offretite
Gualtieri A, Artioli G, Passaglia E, Bigi S, Viani A, Hanson J C
American Mineralogist 83 (1998) 590-606
Crystal structure-crystal chemistry relationships in the zeolites erionite
and offretite
Sample #1 from Fitta
_database_code_amcsd 0002006
CELL PARAMETERS: 13.3900 13.3900 7.5980 90.000 90.000 120.000
SPACE GROUP: P-6m2
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 1179.753
Density (g/cm3): 2.126
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 5.272710316
RIR: 0.808
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
7.62 86.02 11.5961 1 0 0 3
11.65 14.32 7.5980 0 0 1 2
13.22 9.43 6.6950 1 1 0 6
13.93 5.60 6.3553 1 0 1 6
15.28 38.22 5.7980 2 0 0 3
17.66 1.27 5.0232 1 1 1 12
19.26 31.28 4.6093 2 0 1 6
20.26 49.77 4.3829 2 1 0 6
23.01 31.04 3.8654 3 0 0 3
23.42 3.45 3.7990 0 0 2 2
23.43 100.00 3.7965 2 1 1 12
24.66 63.18 3.6102 1 0 2 6
25.86 11.67 3.4452 3 0 1 6
26.63 14.62 3.3475 2 2 0 6
26.99 3.45 3.3041 1 1 2 12
27.74 4.66 3.2162 3 1 0 6
28.08 11.19 3.1776 2 0 2 6
29.15 2.20 3.0634 2 2 1 12
30.17 15.59 2.9618 3 1 1 12
30.84 55.19 2.8990 4 0 0 3
31.16 92.60 2.8707 2 1 2 12
33.06 3.58 2.7095 3 0 2 6
33.07 13.94 2.7086 4 0 1 6
33.69 2.28 2.6603 3 2 0 6
35.44 2.47 2.5327 0 0 3 2
35.47 21.47 2.5305 4 1 0 6
35.76 12.98 2.5109 3 2 1 12
36.61 3.31 2.4547 3 1 2 12
38.80 4.33 2.3209 2 0 3 6
38.83 1.83 2.3192 5 0 0 3
40.42 21.68 2.2317 3 3 0 6
40.67 2.13 2.2182 5 0 1 6
41.19 4.07 2.1915 4 2 0 6
41.44 1.20 2.1791 3 2 2 12
42.21 3.38 2.1412 3 3 1 12
42.68 6.85 2.1184 3 0 3 6
42.94 1.88 2.1060 4 1 2 12
42.95 7.88 2.1056 4 2 1 12
45.14 4.40 2.0086 5 1 1 12
45.59 3.12 1.9898 3 1 3 12
45.84 5.04 1.9795 5 0 2 6
47.68 4.30 1.9073 4 0 3 6
47.89 11.44 1.8995 0 0 4 2
48.57 3.71 1.8745 1 0 4 6
51.02 9.83 1.7901 4 1 3 12
51.69 2.25 1.7684 6 1 0 6
53.18 7.06 1.7224 6 1 1 12
53.58 5.28 1.7104 5 0 3 6
53.77 1.00 1.7048 3 0 4 6
54.83 2.02 1.6744 3 3 3 12
54.85 18.72 1.6738 4 4 0 6
55.05 1.19 1.6682 5 2 2 12
55.45 1.96 1.6572 4 2 3 12
57.27 1.80 1.6086 5 1 3 12
57.29 3.21 1.6081 6 2 0 6
57.48 13.96 1.6032 6 1 2 12
58.05 5.34 1.5888 4 0 4 6
58.68 3.62 1.5732 6 2 1 12
60.23 3.34 1.5364 6 0 3 6
60.81 1.60 1.5231 4 3 3 12
60.99 4.15 1.5191 4 1 4 12
61.02 1.37 1.5185 5 3 2 12
62.56 1.81 1.4847 5 4 0 6
62.74 1.50 1.4809 6 2 2 12
63.26 1.24 1.4700 2 0 5 6
64.26 1.78 1.4495 8 0 0 3
64.95 4.65 1.4358 2 1 5 12
65.56 1.07 1.4240 7 1 2 12
65.56 1.89 1.4238 8 0 1 6
67.02 4.36 1.3964 4 4 3 12
67.76 3.30 1.3829 5 4 2 12
68.26 1.40 1.3740 3 1 5 12
69.40 1.31 1.3543 8 0 2 6
69.89 4.10 1.3459 4 0 5 6
71.50 2.32 1.3195 3 2 5 12
72.56 1.10 1.3027 4 1 5 12
73.50 4.79 1.2885 9 0 0 3
73.67 1.53 1.2858 7 3 1 12
74.20 2.06 1.2781 8 1 2 12
75.06 1.24 1.2655 6 3 3 12
75.58 1.48 1.2580 8 0 3 6
75.72 1.04 1.2561 3 3 5 12
75.74 4.97 1.2558 4 4 4 12
76.25 1.58 1.2488 4 2 5 12
77.33 6.75 1.2339 7 3 2 12
83.96 1.85 1.1525 6 1 5 12
83.98 1.12 1.1523 8 0 4 6
84.34 1.08 1.1484 9 0 3 6
88.53 1.24 1.1045 6 2 5 12
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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.