Sogdianite
Sokolova E V, Hawthorne F C, Pautov L A
The Canadian Mineralogist 38 (2000) 853-859
The crystal chemistry of Li-bearing minerals with the milarite-type structure:
The crystal structure of end-member sogdianite
Locality: Dara-i-Pioz, Tadjikistan
_database_code_amcsd 0005692
CELL PARAMETERS: 10.1240 10.1240 14.3198 90.000 90.000 120.000
SPACE GROUP: P6/mcc
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 1271.077
Density (g/cm3): 2.768
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 19.06247735
RIR: 2.243
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
10.09 4.21 8.7676 1 0 0 6
12.36 33.13 7.1599 0 0 2 2
15.98 18.85 5.5457 1 0 2 12
20.26 49.69 4.3838 2 0 0 6
21.50 100.00 4.1333 1 1 2 12
24.87 10.34 3.5800 0 0 4 2
26.90 11.00 3.3143 1 0 4 12
27.63 47.97 3.2285 2 1 1 24
29.71 10.51 3.0074 2 1 2 24
30.59 64.88 2.9229 1 1 4 12
30.59 10.37 2.9225 3 0 0 6
32.28 6.46 2.7728 2 0 4 12
32.90 5.84 2.7221 2 1 3 24
33.11 12.50 2.7058 3 0 2 12
35.47 15.56 2.5310 2 2 0 6
36.96 1.63 2.4319 2 1 4 24
36.97 1.82 2.4317 3 1 0 12
37.52 3.04 2.3974 3 1 1 24
37.70 5.91 2.3863 2 2 2 12
39.82 9.18 2.2639 3 0 4 12
41.68 5.68 2.1667 3 1 3 24
41.85 6.14 2.1587 1 1 6 12
43.16 1.05 2.0961 2 0 6 12
43.80 3.52 2.0667 2 2 4 12
45.07 10.00 2.0115 3 1 4 24
45.07 3.44 2.0114 3 2 0 12
46.91 1.13 1.9367 2 1 6 24
47.52 8.82 1.9133 4 1 0 12
47.97 6.64 1.8964 4 1 1 24
49.15 7.68 1.8537 3 1 5 24
49.30 9.37 1.8486 3 0 6 12
49.30 13.87 1.8484 4 1 2 24
51.02 6.15 1.7900 0 0 8 2
52.16 2.14 1.7535 5 0 0 6
52.72 14.35 1.7364 2 2 6 12
53.82 1.37 1.7033 3 1 6 24
54.37 9.43 1.6874 4 1 4 24
55.45 3.82 1.6572 2 0 8 12
55.99 4.33 1.6423 3 3 2 12
57.05 1.57 1.6143 4 2 2 24
59.01 3.96 1.5653 5 1 1 24
60.16 1.46 1.5380 3 2 6 24
60.17 2.42 1.5380 5 1 2 24
60.67 5.07 1.5264 3 0 8 12
60.67 10.00 1.5263 3 3 4 12
62.19 1.93 1.4928 4 1 6 24
63.67 8.52 1.4614 2 2 8 12
63.68 1.08 1.4613 6 0 0 6
64.66 1.02 1.4414 5 1 4 24
65.16 5.97 1.4318 6 0 2 12
66.61 10.25 1.4039 5 2 0 12
66.97 1.12 1.3973 4 1 7 24
66.97 2.42 1.3972 5 2 1 24
67.93 2.13 1.3799 5 1 5 24
68.04 4.24 1.3779 1 1 10 12
68.05 1.86 1.3778 3 3 6 12
68.05 2.60 1.3777 5 2 2 24
69.48 3.08 1.3529 6 0 4 12
70.41 1.94 1.3372 3 2 8 24
70.42 1.08 1.3371 6 1 0 12
70.76 5.91 1.3314 3 1 9 24
71.81 1.97 1.3145 2 1 10 24
72.28 2.38 1.3071 4 1 8 24
73.56 1.46 1.2875 4 3 5 24
73.67 1.18 1.2859 3 0 10 12
75.98 1.03 1.2525 7 0 0 6
76.32 1.39 1.2478 5 3 1 24
76.43 1.57 1.2462 4 4 2 12
78.13 1.07 1.2233 4 1 9 24
79.03 1.24 1.2117 2 1 11 24
79.04 2.07 1.2115 5 3 3 24
79.15 4.61 1.2101 5 2 6 24
80.50 3.33 1.1931 4 4 4 12
83.17 1.92 1.1615 1 1 12 12
84.41 1.03 1.1476 5 3 5 24
84.51 3.02 1.1464 4 1 10 24
84.52 2.22 1.1463 7 1 2 24
87.07 1.51 1.1192 5 1 9 24
87.18 1.20 1.1180 4 4 6 12
88.51 5.67 1.1047 5 2 8 24
88.52 3.11 1.1046 7 1 4 24
89.84 2.06 1.0918 3 3 10 12
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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.