Liottite
Ballirano P, Merlino S, Bonaccorsi E, Maras A
The Canadian Mineralogist 34 (1996) 1021-1030
The crystal structure of liottite, a six-layer member of the cancrinite group
_database_code_amcsd 0005509
CELL PARAMETERS: 12.8700 12.8700 16.0960 90.000 90.000 120.000
SPACE GROUP: P-6
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 2308.903
Density (g/cm3): 3.083
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 19.00011443
RIR: 2.006
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
5.49 1.96 16.0960 0 0 1 2
7.93 28.60 11.1457 1 0 0 3
9.65 3.06 9.1633 1 0 1 6
10.99 1.06 8.0480 0 0 2 2
13.76 8.09 6.4350 1 1 0 3
15.90 16.02 5.5729 2 0 0 3
16.52 4.72 5.3653 0 0 3 2
16.84 1.14 5.2662 2 0 1 6
18.35 7.73 4.8344 1 0 3 6
19.37 2.48 4.5817 2 0 2 6
21.09 1.82 4.2127 1 2 0 3
23.01 25.76 3.8652 2 0 3 6
23.50 9.88 3.7849 1 0 4 6
23.84 3.25 3.7323 1 2 2 6
23.84 3.37 3.7323 2 1 2 6
23.95 24.48 3.7152 3 0 0 3
26.42 7.61 3.3732 3 0 2 6
26.91 50.20 3.3134 1 2 3 6
26.91 49.80 3.3134 2 1 3 6
27.34 2.77 3.2624 2 0 4 6
27.73 16.80 3.2175 2 2 0 3
29.24 1.82 3.0544 3 0 3 6
29.42 1.01 3.0358 1 3 1 6
29.42 1.01 3.0358 3 1 1 6
30.99 2.48 2.8857 1 3 2 6
30.99 2.27 2.8857 3 1 2 6
32.12 15.52 2.7864 4 0 0 3
32.45 7.23 2.7594 2 2 3 6
32.61 6.35 2.7456 4 0 1 6
32.81 6.27 2.7297 3 0 4 6
33.40 29.67 2.6827 0 0 6 2
33.45 1.86 2.6785 1 3 3 6
33.45 2.95 2.6785 3 1 3 6
34.05 5.94 2.6331 4 0 2 6
35.09 1.29 2.5570 2 3 0 3
35.09 1.66 2.5570 3 2 0 3
35.55 1.80 2.5253 2 3 1 6
35.55 1.80 2.5253 3 2 1 6
36.33 24.82 2.4728 4 0 3 6
36.66 2.35 2.4514 1 3 4 6
36.66 2.18 2.4514 3 1 4 6
36.95 1.67 2.4329 3 0 5 6
37.20 5.21 2.4172 2 0 6 6
39.02 1.21 2.3083 2 3 3 6
39.33 2.60 2.2908 4 0 4 6
40.87 1.33 2.2081 5 0 1 6
41.52 5.80 2.1749 3 0 6 6
42.13 15.11 2.1450 3 3 0 3
42.93 1.54 2.1068 4 0 5 6
42.94 2.39 2.1063 2 4 0 3
42.94 2.18 2.1063 4 2 0 3
43.94 13.60 2.0604 2 2 6 6
43.99 2.46 2.0585 5 0 3 6
45.29 1.30 2.0022 2 3 5 6
45.29 1.43 2.0022 3 2 5 6
46.31 4.45 1.9607 2 4 3 6
46.31 3.98 1.9607 4 2 3 6
47.02 12.05 1.9326 4 0 6 6
48.54 1.56 1.8755 1 5 3 6
48.54 1.55 1.8755 5 1 3 6
49.04 2.29 1.8576 6 0 0 3
50.66 2.82 1.8019 1 4 6 6
50.66 3.16 1.8019 4 1 6 6
51.18 1.26 1.7847 2 5 0 3
51.18 1.48 1.7847 5 2 0 3
52.10 2.01 1.7554 6 0 3 6
53.84 1.42 1.7029 2 0 9 6
55.46 1.31 1.6567 2 4 6 6
55.46 1.39 1.6567 4 2 6 6
55.85 2.77 1.6462 2 1 9 6
55.85 2.84 1.6462 1 2 9 6
56.82 1.03 1.6203 1 6 3 6
57.27 6.36 1.6087 4 4 0 3
61.62 4.98 1.5051 4 0 9 6
62.96 1.02 1.4763 7 1 0 3
67.94 8.85 1.3797 4 4 6 6
69.74 5.89 1.3485 8 0 3 6
70.16 3.37 1.3413 0 0 12 2
73.17 1.73 1.2934 1 7 6 6
73.17 2.16 1.2934 7 1 6 6
76.58 1.82 1.2441 3 6 6 6
76.58 1.98 1.2441 6 3 6 6
77.00 1.04 1.2384 9 0 0 3
79.27 1.55 1.2086 4 0 12 6
89.08 2.44 1.0991 8 0 9 6
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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.