Mordenite
Simoncic P, Armbruster T
American Mineralogist 89 (2004) 421-431
Peculiarity and defect structure of the natural and synthetic zeolite mordenite:
A single-crystal X-ray study
Sample: natural
_database_code_amcsd 0003443
CELL PARAMETERS: 18.0960 20.4730 7.5150 90.000 90.000 90.000
SPACE GROUP: Cmc2_1
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 2784.153
Density (g/cm3): 2.163
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 4.962264527
RIR: 0.747
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
6.52 39.85 13.5587 1 1 0 4
8.64 3.93 10.2365 0 2 0 2
9.78 60.35 9.0480 2 0 0 2
13.06 2.56 6.7793 2 2 0 4
13.47 56.38 6.5729 1 1 1 4
13.87 12.88 6.3854 1 3 0 4
14.62 12.52 6.0578 0 2 1 2
15.31 15.67 5.7861 3 1 0 4
17.62 1.49 5.0338 2 2 1 4
18.23 3.49 4.8660 1 3 1 4
19.36 3.81 4.5846 3 1 1 4
19.64 37.03 4.5196 3 3 0 4
19.93 1.37 4.4549 2 4 0 4
21.00 1.83 4.2303 0 4 1 2
21.47 4.83 4.1379 4 2 0 4
22.26 67.00 3.9936 1 5 0 4
22.96 1.74 3.8731 3 3 1 4
23.21 20.20 3.8321 2 4 1 4
23.68 9.57 3.7575 0 0 2 1
24.56 6.31 3.6248 4 2 1 4
24.58 2.04 3.6210 1 1 2 4
24.98 3.69 3.5639 5 1 0 4
25.25 6.95 3.5274 0 2 2 2
25.67 100.00 3.4702 2 0 2 2
26.12 8.27 3.4122 0 6 0 2
26.31 63.49 3.3878 3 5 0 4
27.13 8.02 3.2865 2 2 2 4
27.54 13.83 3.2384 1 3 2 4
27.70 62.15 3.2202 5 1 1 4
27.90 37.11 3.1974 5 3 0 4
28.32 7.83 3.1513 3 1 2 4
28.73 4.59 3.1069 0 6 1 2
28.90 3.61 3.0899 4 4 1 4
28.91 1.03 3.0885 3 5 1 4
30.42 8.59 2.9385 2 6 1 4
30.91 2.64 2.8930 6 2 0 4
30.94 17.22 2.8905 4 0 2 2
30.95 14.48 2.8894 3 3 2 4
32.72 3.67 2.7366 1 5 2 4
33.18 3.33 2.6999 6 2 1 4
33.24 7.80 2.6952 1 7 1 4
34.07 2.92 2.6317 3 7 0 4
34.69 1.12 2.5858 5 1 2 4
35.06 9.28 2.5591 0 8 0 2
35.68 19.23 2.5161 3 5 2 4
36.48 1.69 2.4633 1 1 3 4
36.59 5.50 2.4558 6 4 1 4
36.91 1.58 2.4351 5 3 2 4
36.95 1.70 2.4330 2 6 2 4
38.61 1.40 2.3320 1 3 3 4
39.30 1.07 2.2923 6 2 2 4
39.62 1.80 2.2748 5 7 0 4
40.50 2.22 2.2274 4 8 0 4
41.35 1.66 2.1835 2 4 3 4
41.74 2.32 2.1641 6 6 1 4
41.91 2.76 2.1556 3 7 2 4
42.75 1.36 2.1152 0 8 2 2
44.23 1.10 2.0479 3 9 1 4
44.24 6.50 2.0473 0 10 0 2
44.57 3.75 2.0331 7 3 2 4
45.00 7.40 2.0146 4 4 3 4
45.47 4.40 1.9947 8 4 1 4
46.54 10.66 1.9513 6 8 0 4
46.99 2.09 1.9337 9 1 1 4
47.45 5.28 1.9161 4 8 2 4
48.09 1.40 1.8921 1 7 3 4
48.45 12.09 1.8787 0 0 4 1
48.81 2.80 1.8657 5 9 1 4
48.95 1.14 1.8610 1 1 4 4
50.43 6.43 1.8096 10 0 0 2
50.79 1.09 1.7977 1 11 1 4
50.96 9.28 1.7921 7 1 3 4
53.20 2.34 1.7217 7 7 2 4
53.40 2.77 1.7159 9 3 2 4
53.93 2.02 1.7000 1 5 4 4
54.11 2.81 1.6948 8 8 0 4
54.49 1.73 1.6840 5 7 3 4
55.15 1.42 1.6653 7 9 1 4
55.21 3.15 1.6637 0 12 1 2
56.84 3.34 1.6198 5 3 4 4
57.80 4.94 1.5952 8 4 3 4
59.51 1.18 1.5535 0 12 2 2
59.87 5.54 1.5449 8 8 2 4
60.65 3.92 1.5268 5 9 3 4
60.67 2.13 1.5265 11 5 0 4
60.79 4.02 1.5238 3 13 0 4
61.56 1.02 1.5064 8 6 3 4
62.90 2.89 1.4775 10 8 0 4
64.00 1.44 1.4547 3 1 5 4
64.35 2.90 1.4478 1 13 2 4
64.53 5.64 1.4441 5 13 0 4
64.63 1.16 1.4421 0 4 5 2
65.55 3.17 1.4241 2 4 5 4
66.18 2.72 1.4121 3 13 2 4
66.23 1.29 1.4110 7 9 3 4
66.28 2.10 1.4101 10 4 3 4
66.85 3.89 1.3995 12 0 2 2
67.19 1.91 1.3933 2 12 3 4
67.65 6.19 1.3849 5 1 5 4
68.20 4.11 1.3750 10 8 2 4
68.37 2.13 1.3720 11 1 3 4
69.45 2.67 1.3534 6 8 4 4
69.87 1.10 1.3462 4 12 3 4
71.60 1.13 1.3179 13 5 0 4
72.53 1.01 1.3033 10 0 4 2
72.68 1.19 1.3010 6 4 5 4
72.79 2.18 1.2992 12 8 0 4
74.10 1.03 1.2796 0 16 0 2
75.01 3.39 1.2663 7 13 2 4
76.62 4.94 1.2436 13 5 2 4
77.78 1.46 1.2279 12 8 2 4
77.79 1.22 1.2278 3 9 5 4
78.66 1.48 1.2164 4 14 3 4
78.69 2.71 1.2160 8 4 5 4
79.90 1.02 1.2005 2 16 2 4
80.34 1.15 1.1951 1 5 6 4
81.18 1.95 1.1849 5 9 5 4
81.19 1.51 1.1847 11 5 4 4
83.55 1.08 1.1572 15 5 0 4
84.65 2.99 1.1449 5 13 4 4
86.20 1.26 1.1283 7 9 5 4
86.25 1.07 1.1278 10 4 5 4
86.25 1.54 1.1278 0 12 5 2
88.38 1.28 1.1060 15 5 2 4
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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.