Sogdianite
Cooper M A, Hawthorne F C, Grew E S
American Mineralogist 84 (1999) 764-768
The crystal chemistry of sogdianite, a milarite-group mineral
Note: U(1,2) for Li2 changed to match symmetry constraints
Locality: Dara-i-Pioz, Tadjikistan
_database_code_amcsd 0002224
CELL PARAMETERS: 10.0530 10.0530 14.2110 90.000 90.000 120.000
SPACE GROUP: P6/mcc
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 1243.789
Density (g/cm3): 2.797
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 11.69299116
RIR: 1.361
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
10.16 9.67 8.7062 1 0 0 6
12.46 20.32 7.1055 0 0 2 2
16.10 6.96 5.5048 1 0 2 12
20.40 84.69 4.3531 2 0 0 6
21.66 79.26 4.1035 1 1 2 12
23.97 5.20 3.7119 2 0 2 12
25.06 19.51 3.5528 0 0 4 2
27.10 2.27 3.2906 2 1 0 12
27.11 15.49 3.2894 1 0 4 12
27.83 76.54 3.2058 2 1 1 24
29.92 6.68 2.9860 2 1 2 24
30.81 13.46 2.9021 3 0 0 6
30.82 100.00 2.9012 1 1 4 12
32.53 12.45 2.7524 2 0 4 12
33.15 9.54 2.7025 2 1 3 24
33.35 6.85 2.6866 3 0 2 12
35.73 25.08 2.5133 2 2 0 6
37.24 3.10 2.4147 3 1 0 12
37.24 2.54 2.4142 2 1 4 24
37.79 3.58 2.3805 3 1 1 24
37.98 1.58 2.3694 2 2 2 12
40.12 13.09 2.2475 3 0 4 12
41.49 1.11 2.1765 4 0 0 6
42.00 8.35 2.1513 3 1 3 24
42.18 2.90 2.1426 1 1 6 12
44.14 4.34 2.0518 2 2 4 12
45.41 6.07 1.9973 3 2 0 12
45.42 14.87 1.9971 3 1 4 24
47.88 12.30 1.8998 4 1 0 12
48.33 12.44 1.8831 4 1 1 24
49.53 12.22 1.8402 3 1 5 24
49.67 8.19 1.8354 4 1 2 24
49.69 7.83 1.8349 3 0 6 12
51.44 9.63 1.7764 0 0 8 2
52.56 1.97 1.7412 5 0 0 6
53.00 1.11 1.7278 2 1 7 24
53.13 15.39 1.7237 2 2 6 12
54.79 13.78 1.6753 4 1 4 24
55.90 5.58 1.6447 2 0 8 12
56.42 2.63 1.6308 3 3 2 12
58.43 1.70 1.5795 4 1 5 24
59.47 7.17 1.5543 5 1 1 24
60.64 1.62 1.5271 5 1 2 24
61.16 15.20 1.5154 3 3 4 12
61.17 6.06 1.5151 3 0 8 12
62.56 1.62 1.4849 5 1 3 24
64.19 1.72 1.4510 6 0 0 6
64.21 12.46 1.4506 2 2 8 12
65.18 1.64 1.4312 5 1 4 24
65.55 2.36 1.4241 4 3 1 24
65.58 1.65 1.4236 2 1 9 24
65.67 5.50 1.4217 6 0 2 12
67.14 14.11 1.3941 5 2 0 12
67.51 4.21 1.3874 5 2 1 24
67.52 1.98 1.3872 4 1 7 24
68.49 3.91 1.3700 5 1 5 24
68.60 1.70 1.3680 5 2 2 24
68.61 1.29 1.3678 3 3 6 12
68.63 4.23 1.3675 1 1 10 12
70.04 3.98 1.3433 6 0 4 12
70.40 1.55 1.3374 5 2 3 24
70.99 2.14 1.3277 6 1 0 12
71.01 2.96 1.3274 3 2 8 24
71.37 9.11 1.3215 3 1 9 24
72.44 2.32 1.3046 2 1 10 24
72.90 2.97 1.2975 4 1 8 24
74.18 2.92 1.2783 4 3 5 24
74.32 1.16 1.2763 3 0 10 12
76.61 1.31 1.2437 7 0 0 6
78.82 2.13 1.2143 4 1 9 24
79.71 1.28 1.2030 5 3 3 24
79.74 1.59 1.2025 2 1 11 24
79.83 3.64 1.2014 5 2 6 24
81.19 1.38 1.1847 4 4 4 12
83.95 2.48 1.1527 1 1 12 12
85.29 2.73 1.1380 4 1 10 24
87.87 2.94 1.1111 5 1 9 24
89.31 1.23 1.0968 7 1 4 24
89.33 6.84 1.0967 5 2 8 24
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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.