Polylithionite
Brigatti M F, Lugli C, Poppi L, Foord E E, Kile D E
American Mineralogist 85 (2000) 1275-1286
Crystal chemical variations in Li- and Fe-rich micas from
Pikes Peak batholith (central Colorado)
Sample: 177
_database_code_amcsd 0002504
CELL PARAMETERS: 5.2880 9.1330 10.0880 90.000 100.810 90.000
SPACE GROUP: C2
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 478.557
Density (g/cm3): 2.987
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 8.941361057
RIR: 0.975
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
8.92 100.00 9.9090 0 0 1 2
17.90 1.20 4.9545 0 0 2 2
19.44 13.11 4.5665 0 2 0 1
19.66 12.28 4.5150 1 1 0 2
20.24 5.42 4.3874 -1 1 1 2
21.43 1.22 4.1473 0 2 1 2
22.94 14.30 3.8771 1 1 1 2
24.41 33.83 3.6462 -1 1 2 2
26.55 48.97 3.3578 0 2 2 2
26.99 40.01 3.3030 0 0 3 2
28.84 42.74 3.0954 1 1 2 2
30.83 36.59 2.9007 -1 1 3 2
33.48 14.33 2.6763 0 2 3 2
34.00 6.35 2.6364 -2 0 1 2
34.14 13.05 2.6265 1 3 0 2
34.49 48.05 2.6006 -1 3 1 2
34.54 24.23 2.5971 2 0 0 2
36.20 2.29 2.4812 1 3 1 2
36.22 6.80 2.4801 1 1 3 2
36.26 5.02 2.4772 0 0 4 2
37.19 34.11 2.4174 -1 3 2 2
37.41 20.07 2.4041 2 0 1 2
39.47 5.20 2.2833 0 4 0 1
39.47 4.17 2.2832 -2 2 1 2
39.93 2.14 2.2576 -2 0 3 2
39.94 9.42 2.2575 2 2 0 2
40.36 3.86 2.2345 1 3 2 2
40.55 4.62 2.2249 0 4 1 2
41.15 5.97 2.1937 -2 2 2 2
41.86 24.04 2.1579 -1 3 3 2
42.21 12.49 2.1410 2 0 2 2
42.49 2.22 2.1273 2 2 1 2
43.65 2.39 2.0736 0 4 2 2
45.62 4.81 1.9885 -2 0 4 2
45.78 10.11 1.9818 0 0 5 2
46.15 11.18 1.9669 1 3 3 2
48.04 3.36 1.8940 -1 3 4 2
48.48 1.11 1.8776 2 0 3 2
50.03 1.62 1.8231 -2 2 4 2
52.57 1.21 1.7408 -2 0 5 2
52.71 1.65 1.7366 2 2 3 2
53.06 1.33 1.7260 -2 4 1 2
53.15 1.12 1.7232 1 5 0 2
53.18 1.67 1.7224 1 3 4 2
54.63 3.14 1.6801 1 5 1 2
54.67 1.02 1.6789 0 4 4 2
55.35 2.64 1.6599 -1 5 2 2
55.36 24.47 1.6595 -1 3 5 2
55.50 2.48 1.6556 2 4 1 2
55.89 11.92 1.6451 2 0 4 2
56.07 7.25 1.6403 -3 1 3 2
56.55 2.58 1.6273 3 1 1 2
57.40 3.62 1.6054 -2 4 3 2
57.73 4.24 1.5970 1 5 2 2
58.89 2.31 1.5683 -1 5 3 2
59.16 4.33 1.5618 2 4 2 2
60.03 1.14 1.5411 -3 1 4 2
60.53 5.80 1.5295 -2 0 6 2
60.72 23.10 1.5253 -3 3 1 2
60.74 2.21 1.5249 3 1 2 2
60.86 11.06 1.5222 0 6 0 1
61.20 10.13 1.5144 1 3 5 2
61.39 2.83 1.5101 -3 3 2 2
61.63 3.33 1.5050 3 3 0 2
61.65 3.23 1.5045 0 6 1 2
63.65 2.74 1.4620 -1 3 6 2
64.25 1.23 1.4498 2 0 5 2
65.85 1.51 1.4184 -1 1 7 2
65.99 1.29 1.4156 0 0 7 2
67.82 2.71 1.3818 2 2 5 2
69.40 6.38 1.3542 -2 0 7 2
70.13 12.23 1.3419 1 3 6 2
70.35 2.92 1.3381 0 4 6 2
71.48 1.94 1.3198 -4 0 1 2
71.58 4.09 1.3182 -2 6 1 2
71.58 4.07 1.3182 -4 0 2 2
71.89 7.38 1.3132 2 6 0 2
72.39 3.85 1.3055 -3 3 5 2
72.85 3.04 1.2983 -2 2 7 2
72.94 4.14 1.2969 0 6 4 2
73.14 2.07 1.2940 -4 0 3 2
73.24 3.85 1.2924 3 3 3 2
73.66 5.32 1.2861 2 6 1 2
75.30 3.53 1.2621 -2 6 3 2
75.62 1.78 1.2575 4 0 1 2
76.88 2.21 1.2400 2 2 6 2
76.90 1.02 1.2397 -1 7 2 2
76.98 1.87 1.2386 0 0 8 2
77.51 2.15 1.2315 -3 5 3 2
78.97 1.45 1.2124 4 2 1 2
79.70 1.18 1.2031 0 4 7 2
79.94 1.40 1.2001 -1 7 3 2
79.99 1.26 1.1995 1 3 7 2
86.15 3.38 1.1288 -4 0 6 2
87.26 5.91 1.1173 2 6 4 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.