Phlogopite
Russell R L, Guggenheim S
The Canadian Mineralogist 37 (1999) 711-720
The crystal structures of near-end-member phlogopite at high temperatures
and heat-treated Fe-rich phlogopite: The influence of the O, OH, F site
Sample: T = 20 deg C
Locality: White Well, Australia
_database_code_amcsd 0005599
CELL PARAMETERS: 5.3030 9.1805 10.2483 90.000 100.050 90.000
SPACE GROUP: C2/m
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 491.275
Density (g/cm3): 2.794
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 8.374807970
RIR: 0.976
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
8.76 100.00 10.0910 0 0 1 2
17.58 5.62 5.0455 0 0 2 2
19.34 14.58 4.5903 0 2 0 2
19.56 19.14 4.5388 1 1 0 4
20.20 4.98 4.3964 -1 1 1 4
22.67 12.16 3.9228 1 1 1 4
24.31 30.51 3.6619 -1 1 2 4
26.25 39.88 3.3954 0 2 2 4
26.50 45.61 3.3637 0 0 3 2
28.37 36.09 3.1455 1 1 2 4
30.59 23.84 2.9229 -1 1 3 4
33.01 10.90 2.7132 0 2 3 4
33.93 3.63 2.6419 -2 0 1 2
33.95 7.28 2.6402 1 3 0 4
34.34 47.48 2.6112 -1 3 1 4
34.35 24.01 2.6108 2 0 0 2
35.55 3.00 2.5254 1 1 3 4
35.59 4.50 2.5228 0 0 4 2
35.86 5.06 2.5040 -2 0 2 2
35.91 9.90 2.5007 1 3 1 4
37.01 29.02 2.4290 -1 3 2 4
37.04 14.35 2.4270 2 0 1 2
39.25 1.30 2.2951 0 4 0 2
39.35 2.30 2.2897 -2 2 1 4
39.72 2.55 2.2694 2 2 0 4
39.84 3.90 2.2625 -2 0 3 2
39.91 7.69 2.2588 1 3 2 4
40.30 2.54 2.2380 0 4 1 4
41.06 2.82 2.1982 -2 2 2 4
41.58 21.73 2.1720 -1 3 3 4
41.63 10.79 2.1694 2 0 2 2
42.12 2.10 2.1455 2 2 1 4
43.31 1.11 2.0891 0 4 2 4
44.91 9.31 2.0182 0 0 5 2
45.43 5.32 1.9966 -2 0 4 2
45.51 10.52 1.9932 1 3 3 4
47.61 5.91 1.9101 -1 3 4 4
47.68 3.00 1.9075 2 0 3 2
49.80 1.79 1.8309 -2 2 4 4
51.91 1.74 1.7615 2 2 3 4
52.32 1.92 1.7485 1 3 4 4
52.74 1.75 1.7358 -3 1 1 4
52.84 2.06 1.7326 -2 4 1 4
53.13 1.46 1.7239 -1 5 1 4
54.01 1.38 1.6977 0 4 4 4
54.25 1.70 1.6909 1 5 1 4
54.76 16.27 1.6764 -1 3 5 4
54.84 8.07 1.6741 2 0 4 2
55.07 3.18 1.6676 2 4 1 4
55.99 4.31 1.6424 -3 1 3 4
57.17 1.37 1.6113 -2 4 3 4
57.22 3.57 1.6099 1 5 2 4
58.51 1.07 1.5776 -1 5 3 4
58.55 2.12 1.5766 2 4 2 4
60.01 4.44 1.5416 -2 0 6 2
60.11 8.84 1.5392 1 3 5 4
60.48 24.00 1.5307 -3 3 1 4
60.51 11.95 1.5301 0 6 0 2
61.23 3.78 1.5137 -3 3 2 4
61.27 3.74 1.5129 3 3 0 4
61.27 3.76 1.5128 0 6 1 4
62.84 4.19 1.4788 -1 3 6 4
62.93 2.07 1.4769 2 0 5 2
64.66 2.19 1.4416 0 0 7 2
66.51 1.33 1.4059 2 2 5 4
67.14 1.62 1.3941 -3 3 4 4
67.22 1.61 1.3928 0 6 3 4
67.25 1.64 1.3923 3 3 2 4
68.66 8.10 1.3670 -2 0 7 2
68.78 16.12 1.3650 1 3 6 4
69.26 1.95 1.3566 0 4 6 4
71.20 1.00 1.3244 -4 0 1 2
71.22 2.02 1.3240 -2 6 1 4
71.41 2.73 1.3209 -4 0 2 2
71.46 5.45 1.3201 2 6 0 4
72.09 2.14 1.3101 -2 2 7 4
72.12 2.41 1.3097 -3 3 5 4
72.21 2.39 1.3083 0 6 4 4
72.25 2.38 1.3076 3 3 3 4
73.03 3.00 1.2956 -4 0 3 2
73.11 6.00 1.2943 2 6 1 4
74.51 1.09 1.2734 -3 5 1 4
74.61 1.20 1.2720 1 7 0 4
74.92 3.57 1.2675 -2 6 3 4
74.97 1.79 1.2668 4 0 1 2
75.26 1.47 1.2627 2 2 6 4
75.35 1.23 1.2614 0 0 8 2
76.44 1.34 1.2460 -1 7 2 4
77.24 1.75 1.2351 -3 5 3 4
78.29 1.52 1.2211 4 2 1 4
80.47 1.31 1.1935 2 6 3 4
85.92 2.44 1.1313 -4 0 6 2
86.09 4.90 1.1294 2 6 4 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.