Hambergite
Burns P C, Novak M, Hawthorne F C
The Canadian Mineralogist 33 (1995) 1205-1213
Fluorine-hydroxyl variation in hambergite: A crystal-structure study
Note: sample HM4
Locality: Kracovice
_database_code_amcsd 0005473
CELL PARAMETERS: 9.6630 12.3640 4.4400 90.000 90.000 90.000
SPACE GROUP: Pbca
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 530.462
Density (g/cm3): 2.350
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 4.226201615
RIR: 0.586
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
19.73 32.58 4.5001 2 1 0 4
23.19 1.77 3.8355 1 1 1 8
23.37 100.00 3.8068 2 2 0 4
24.69 14.48 3.6063 0 2 1 4
26.38 1.54 3.3786 1 2 1 8
28.24 48.86 3.1606 2 1 1 8
28.47 67.75 3.1355 2 3 0 4
28.88 17.95 3.0910 0 4 0 2
30.94 10.74 2.8900 2 2 1 8
34.44 3.44 2.6037 2 4 0 4
35.03 18.63 2.5612 2 3 1 8
35.38 5.10 2.5368 0 4 1 4
37.22 2.48 2.4158 4 0 0 2
37.44 8.89 2.4023 3 2 1 8
37.95 25.14 2.3709 4 1 0 4
40.07 1.10 2.2501 4 2 0 4
40.15 6.64 2.2460 2 4 1 8
40.64 7.87 2.2200 0 0 2 2
40.96 33.08 2.2033 3 3 1 8
41.00 7.83 2.2012 2 5 0 4
41.75 6.18 2.1636 1 0 2 4
42.41 31.31 2.1312 1 1 2 8
42.90 24.90 2.1083 1 5 1 8
43.26 7.09 2.0914 4 1 1 8
43.30 1.39 2.0894 0 2 2 4
43.42 1.30 2.0841 4 3 0 4
43.94 2.19 2.0607 0 6 0 2
44.36 9.52 2.0422 1 2 2 8
45.18 1.50 2.0070 4 2 1 8
45.51 14.13 1.9929 3 4 1 8
45.56 3.73 1.9909 2 1 2 8
46.02 9.61 1.9722 2 5 1 8
47.41 1.06 1.9177 2 2 2 8
47.46 1.25 1.9157 1 3 2 8
47.79 9.53 1.9034 4 4 0 4
48.72 1.63 1.8692 0 6 1 4
49.68 11.36 1.8351 1 6 1 8
49.89 3.25 1.8279 3 0 2 4
51.56 1.02 1.7725 1 4 2 8
52.14 12.49 1.7541 5 1 1 8
52.18 1.43 1.7529 3 2 2 8
52.29 4.62 1.7494 4 4 1 8
52.99 10.90 1.7280 4 5 0 4
54.95 4.96 1.6709 3 3 2 8
55.38 2.60 1.6589 2 7 0 4
56.96 1.59 1.6167 3 6 1 8
57.73 1.33 1.5970 6 1 0 4
58.68 1.93 1.5734 3 4 2 8
59.10 1.26 1.5631 2 5 2 8
59.84 2.31 1.5455 0 8 0 2
64.57 3.60 1.4432 1 8 1 8
65.57 1.70 1.4236 1 2 3 8
65.83 3.83 1.4187 5 2 2 8
68.59 1.32 1.3683 1 7 2 8
69.08 6.31 1.3596 6 4 1 8
70.34 2.46 1.3384 2 3 3 8
70.55 1.37 1.3349 0 4 3 4
72.62 2.82 1.3019 4 8 0 4
72.71 1.17 1.3005 1 9 1 8
73.45 4.03 1.2892 7 2 1 8
73.62 4.81 1.2867 2 4 3 8
74.17 4.22 1.2785 3 3 3 8
74.37 1.20 1.2755 6 2 2 8
74.82 3.62 1.2689 6 6 0 4
74.99 1.30 1.2665 2 9 1 8
75.77 1.02 1.2555 4 1 3 8
77.14 3.47 1.2365 4 2 3 8
77.39 1.51 1.2332 3 4 3 8
77.76 2.82 1.2282 2 5 3 8
79.42 1.54 1.2067 4 3 3 8
79.78 4.14 1.2021 0 6 3 4
80.12 2.46 1.1978 2 10 0 4
80.42 1.43 1.1942 4 9 0 4
80.67 1.35 1.1911 0 10 1 4
80.75 4.54 1.1901 6 7 0 4
80.76 1.38 1.1900 5 6 2 8
83.38 1.47 1.1591 8 3 0 4
83.61 1.01 1.1565 2 10 1 8
86.58 2.54 1.1242 5 7 2 8
86.60 1.04 1.1241 4 5 3 8
86.85 1.16 1.1215 8 3 1 8
88.71 1.15 1.1027 1 0 4 4
88.82 1.24 1.1017 6 6 2 8
89.17 1.13 1.0982 3 9 2 8
89.53 2.21 1.0948 2 11 0 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.