Curite
Li Y, Burns P C
The Canadian Mineralogist 38 (2000) 727-735
Investigations of crystal-chemical variability in lead uranyl oxide hydrates. I. Curite
Note: sample FC11
Locality: Shinkolobwe, Democratic Republic of Congo
_database_code_amcsd 0005668
CELL PARAMETERS: 12.5840 13.0250 8.3910 90.000 90.000 90.000
SPACE GROUP: Pnam
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 1375.340
Density (g/cm3): 6.640
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 137.5429379
RIR: 6.745
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
9.77 4.53 9.0501 1 1 0 4
13.60 6.80 6.5125 0 2 0 2
14.08 100.00 6.2920 2 0 0 2
15.32 5.56 5.7839 1 2 0 4
15.64 3.99 5.6656 2 1 0 4
19.62 1.40 4.5251 2 2 0 4
21.18 1.81 4.1955 0 0 2 2
22.27 34.70 3.9927 3 1 0 4
22.32 3.03 3.9828 2 2 1 8
24.92 27.71 3.5735 2 3 0 4
25.25 51.76 3.5270 0 2 2 4
25.25 5.74 3.5265 3 2 0 4
26.24 51.31 3.3961 1 2 2 8
26.43 40.66 3.3717 2 1 2 8
27.12 1.57 3.2878 2 3 1 8
28.31 50.93 3.1524 1 4 0 4
28.37 4.59 3.1460 4 0 0 2
29.02 55.64 3.0766 2 2 2 8
29.20 8.59 3.0581 4 1 0 4
29.61 2.48 3.0167 3 3 0 4
30.47 5.90 2.9339 1 3 2 8
30.92 7.67 2.8923 3 1 2 8
30.92 2.93 2.8919 2 4 0 4
31.51 1.30 2.8388 3 3 1 8
32.75 1.21 2.7347 0 1 3 4
33.19 15.16 2.6995 3 2 2 8
34.88 10.75 2.5724 0 4 2 4
34.88 8.97 2.5722 3 4 0 4
35.23 23.34 2.5475 4 3 0 4
35.62 1.11 2.5203 1 4 2 8
36.35 13.84 2.4713 4 1 2 8
36.36 7.73 2.4711 5 1 0 4
36.69 3.09 2.4493 3 3 2 8
38.34 1.95 2.3477 4 2 2 8
41.43 2.51 2.1797 1 5 2 8
41.47 1.18 2.1774 5 3 0 4
41.60 2.76 2.1708 0 6 0 2
42.25 1.48 2.1392 1 6 0 4
42.45 4.54 2.1292 5 1 2 8
43.12 19.25 2.0977 0 0 4 2
43.34 4.49 2.0877 2 5 2 8
44.13 5.41 2.0521 2 6 0 4
45.10 1.34 2.0104 6 1 1 8
45.19 1.03 2.0064 4 5 0 4
45.58 8.87 1.9901 2 0 4 4
46.02 1.05 1.9720 1 2 4 8
46.39 15.26 1.9574 3 5 2 8
47.02 6.51 1.9326 5 3 2 8
47.72 15.76 1.9058 1 6 2 8
48.06 1.20 1.8933 3 4 3 8
48.19 13.72 1.8885 6 3 0 4
48.29 1.67 1.8848 1 5 3 8
49.06 6.38 1.8570 3 1 4 8
49.06 15.02 1.8568 6 1 2 8
49.44 3.15 1.8434 2 6 2 8
49.52 2.10 1.8407 1 7 0 4
50.42 12.48 1.8101 4 5 2 8
50.45 7.73 1.8091 2 3 4 8
50.63 1.15 1.8029 3 2 4 8
50.64 2.13 1.8027 6 2 2 8
51.30 2.90 1.7808 7 1 0 4
52.22 4.76 1.7518 3 6 2 8
52.39 16.49 1.7464 1 4 4 8
52.43 1.74 1.7453 4 0 4 4
52.93 2.58 1.7299 4 1 4 8
53.90 6.43 1.7009 3 7 0 4
55.27 8.39 1.6620 5 5 2 8
56.11 1.36 1.6393 7 1 2 8
56.62 3.25 1.6257 3 4 4 8
56.86 10.02 1.6194 4 3 4 8
57.54 1.35 1.6017 7 2 2 8
57.64 4.21 1.5992 5 1 4 8
58.56 1.62 1.5762 2 8 0 4
58.66 2.11 1.5738 7 4 0 4
58.69 2.73 1.5730 8 0 0 2
59.89 2.17 1.5443 7 3 2 8
60.85 3.72 1.5223 6 5 2 8
61.47 1.39 1.5085 0 6 4 4
61.54 5.29 1.5069 1 8 2 8
62.03 6.41 1.4962 5 7 0 4
62.83 1.77 1.4789 8 3 0 4
63.00 1.10 1.4755 2 8 2 8
63.41 3.09 1.4669 2 6 4 8
63.57 1.70 1.4636 8 1 2 8
64.91 4.25 1.4366 8 2 2 8
65.39 1.44 1.4273 3 8 2 8
66.63 7.55 1.4035 6 3 4 8
67.08 4.31 1.3954 7 5 2 8
67.72 1.10 1.3836 1 7 4 8
68.64 2.22 1.3673 0 2 6 4
69.10 2.13 1.3593 1 2 6 8
69.19 1.65 1.3577 2 1 6 8
69.20 2.09 1.3576 7 1 4 8
70.12 1.06 1.3420 8 4 2 8
70.48 2.94 1.3361 2 2 6 8
71.40 4.21 1.3212 3 7 4 8
71.79 1.50 1.3148 7 6 2 8
72.70 3.23 1.3007 3 9 2 8
72.74 1.20 1.3000 3 2 6 8
72.75 2.23 1.2998 9 2 2 8
73.03 1.92 1.2956 1 10 0 4
73.21 1.81 1.2929 7 7 0 4
73.75 2.37 1.2848 9 4 0 4
74.62 1.50 1.2718 4 1 6 8
75.44 1.28 1.2601 2 8 4 8
75.52 1.46 1.2589 7 4 4 8
75.55 2.24 1.2585 8 0 4 4
75.56 1.25 1.2584 10 0 0 2
75.83 1.88 1.2546 4 9 2 8
76.60 1.09 1.2439 3 10 0 4
78.53 5.46 1.2181 5 7 4 8
79.25 1.51 1.2087 8 3 4 8
79.79 4.05 1.2020 5 9 2 8
81.15 2.63 1.1852 10 2 2 8
81.40 1.87 1.1822 3 5 6 8
82.38 1.98 1.1706 1 6 6 8
83.39 2.12 1.1589 6 1 6 8
84.43 1.80 1.1473 4 5 6 8
84.56 1.13 1.1459 6 9 2 8
85.86 1.56 1.1319 9 6 2 8
88.16 1.20 1.1082 4 11 0 4
88.31 1.58 1.1067 5 5 6 8
88.75 2.13 1.1023 1 10 4 8
88.92 2.05 1.1006 7 7 4 8
89.44 2.34 1.0956 9 4 4 8
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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.