Apatite-(CaCl)
Fleet M E, Liu X, Pan Y
American Mineralogist 85 (2000) 1437-1446
Rare-earth elements in chlorapatite [Ca10(PO4)6(Cl)2]:
Uptake, site preference, and degradation of monoclinic structure
Sample: Dy-ClAp
_database_code_amcsd 0002522
CELL PARAMETERS: 9.6487 9.6487 6.7652 90.000 90.000 120.000
SPACE GROUP: P6_3/m
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 545.442
Density (g/cm3): 3.430
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 16.59378894
RIR: 1.575
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
10.59 7.25 8.3560 1 0 0 6
16.86 5.96 5.2580 1 0 1 12
18.39 10.00 4.8243 1 1 0 6
21.27 3.61 4.1780 2 0 0 6
22.64 2.25 3.9279 1 1 1 12
25.05 5.28 3.5548 2 0 1 12
26.35 9.22 3.3826 0 0 2 2
28.26 1.37 3.1583 1 2 0 6
28.26 1.91 3.1583 2 1 0 6
28.47 3.31 3.1354 1 0 2 12
31.26 58.83 2.8618 1 2 1 12
31.26 29.42 2.8618 2 1 1 12
32.14 91.89 2.7853 3 0 0 6
32.32 100.00 2.7696 1 1 2 12
34.10 2.18 2.6290 2 0 2 12
34.83 3.14 2.5756 3 0 1 12
37.28 4.02 2.4122 2 2 0 6
38.86 20.75 2.3175 3 1 0 6
39.02 15.70 2.3085 2 1 2 12
41.17 6.35 2.1925 3 1 1 12
42.02 11.44 2.1502 3 0 2 12
43.31 2.91 2.0890 4 0 0 6
44.34 4.64 2.0429 1 1 3 12
45.72 1.61 1.9845 2 0 3 12
46.22 45.74 1.9640 2 2 2 12
47.43 1.28 1.9170 2 3 0 6
47.43 2.23 1.9170 3 2 0 6
47.56 1.41 1.9119 1 3 2 12
49.41 5.76 1.8444 2 3 1 12
49.41 8.94 1.8444 3 2 1 12
49.68 8.66 1.8353 2 1 3 12
49.68 13.97 1.8353 1 2 3 12
50.02 13.79 1.8234 1 4 0 6
50.02 7.52 1.8234 4 1 0 6
51.41 3.05 1.7774 4 0 2 12
52.19 1.26 1.7527 3 0 3 12
54.23 12.54 1.6913 0 0 4 2
55.06 1.48 1.6678 2 3 2 12
55.06 1.19 1.6678 3 2 2 12
56.74 1.77 1.6224 5 0 1 12
56.98 2.58 1.6162 1 3 3 12
56.98 2.42 1.6162 3 1 3 12
57.29 2.48 1.6081 3 3 0 6
57.41 3.75 1.6051 1 4 2 12
57.41 3.17 1.6051 4 1 2 12
58.44 1.46 1.5791 4 2 0 6
59.04 2.36 1.5645 3 3 1 12
60.17 1.29 1.5378 2 4 1 12
60.17 1.38 1.5378 4 2 1 12
61.93 2.38 1.4983 5 0 2 12
62.27 1.78 1.4910 2 1 4 12
63.49 6.38 1.4652 1 5 1 12
63.49 1.08 1.4652 5 1 1 12
63.72 3.08 1.4606 2 3 3 12
64.12 5.25 1.4523 3 3 2 12
64.45 7.70 1.4457 3 0 4 12
65.20 4.19 1.4309 2 4 2 12
65.20 2.44 1.4309 4 2 2 12
68.28 1.61 1.3737 4 3 0 6
68.38 3.60 1.3718 1 5 2 12
69.87 1.72 1.3462 3 4 1 12
70.36 2.06 1.3380 5 2 0 6
70.36 4.05 1.3380 2 5 0 6
71.93 1.08 1.3126 2 5 1 12
73.17 1.84 1.2935 4 2 3 12
73.54 3.63 1.2878 6 0 2 12
74.56 2.51 1.2728 4 3 2 12
76.20 2.79 1.2494 1 5 3 12
76.57 1.46 1.2442 2 5 2 12
76.57 7.51 1.2442 5 2 2 12
76.61 1.13 1.2437 2 1 5 12
76.61 2.73 1.2437 1 2 5 12
76.88 2.64 1.2400 1 4 4 12
76.88 2.53 1.2400 4 1 4 12
79.46 1.03 1.2061 4 4 0 6
80.55 1.43 1.1925 6 1 2 12
82.16 2.15 1.1732 3 4 3 12
83.81 1.54 1.1542 4 2 4 12
83.81 1.28 1.1542 2 4 4 12
86.27 1.15 1.1275 0 0 6 2
86.75 1.66 1.1226 1 5 4 12
88.44 1.58 1.1054 3 2 5 12
89.20 2.36 1.0979 1 1 6 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.