Turkestanite
Kabalov Yu K, Sokolova E V, Pautov L A, Schneider J
Crystallography Reports 43 (1998) 584-588
Crystal structure of a new mineral turkestanite: a calcium analogue of steacyite
Locality: Dzhelisu massif, Alayskiy range, Tien Shan, Kyrgyzstan
Note: calculated Biso's disagree with reported values
Note: z(O3) adjusted to match reported bond lengths
_database_code_amcsd 0012357
CELL PARAMETERS: 7.5792 7.5792 14.7042 90.000 90.000 90.000
SPACE GROUP: P4/mcc
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 844.672
Density (g/cm3): 3.401
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 32.42543553
RIR: 3.105
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
11.68 37.35 7.5792 1 0 0 4
12.04 45.48 7.3521 0 0 2 2
16.54 28.72 5.3593 1 1 0 4
16.80 100.00 5.2772 1 0 2 8
20.51 17.09 4.3308 1 1 2 8
26.29 64.24 3.3895 2 1 0 8
26.46 72.22 3.3685 2 0 2 8
26.96 63.08 3.3075 1 0 4 8
27.00 15.89 3.3029 2 1 1 16
29.01 25.62 3.0781 2 1 2 16
29.47 11.03 3.0315 1 1 4 8
32.11 1.70 2.7878 2 1 3 16
33.44 18.14 2.6797 2 2 0 4
33.98 63.86 2.6386 2 0 4 8
35.53 15.58 2.5264 3 0 0 4
35.66 9.80 2.5176 2 2 2 8
36.04 16.91 2.4919 2 1 4 16
36.67 2.27 2.4507 0 0 6 2
37.53 6.23 2.3968 3 1 0 8
37.65 5.17 2.3893 3 0 2 8
38.61 5.04 2.3318 1 0 6 8
39.55 6.86 2.2787 3 1 2 16
40.47 3.75 2.2287 1 1 6 8
41.71 24.36 2.1654 2 2 4 8
41.96 3.82 2.1531 3 1 3 16
43.03 5.97 2.1021 3 2 0 8
43.46 5.43 2.0821 3 0 4 8
43.49 2.59 2.0809 3 2 1 16
44.00 11.19 2.0579 2 0 6 8
44.85 18.94 2.0211 3 2 2 16
45.16 10.62 2.0077 3 1 4 16
45.68 17.19 1.9860 2 1 6 16
48.02 11.51 1.8948 4 0 0 4
49.59 3.45 1.8382 4 1 0 8
49.60 8.31 1.8380 0 0 8 2
49.69 6.48 1.8348 4 0 2 8
49.98 13.96 1.8248 3 2 4 16
50.00 2.41 1.8240 4 1 1 16
50.46 11.26 1.8084 2 2 6 8
51.13 1.38 1.7864 3 3 0 4
51.14 2.23 1.7862 1 0 8 8
51.23 10.15 1.7833 4 1 2 16
51.99 7.28 1.7591 3 0 6 8
52.64 2.83 1.7386 1 1 8 8
52.73 1.72 1.7359 3 3 2 8
53.48 2.32 1.7135 3 1 6 16
54.11 11.01 1.6948 4 2 0 8
54.48 4.09 1.6842 4 0 4 8
55.57 2.41 1.6538 2 0 8 8
55.66 13.71 1.6515 4 2 2 16
55.93 12.00 1.6441 4 1 4 16
57.00 13.37 1.6158 2 1 8 16
57.34 1.41 1.6068 3 3 4 8
57.79 1.99 1.5955 3 2 6 16
60.12 6.26 1.5391 4 2 4 16
61.14 4.27 1.5158 4 3 0 8
61.14 5.57 1.5157 2 2 8 8
61.90 3.38 1.4990 4 0 6 8
62.48 1.84 1.4864 5 1 0 8
62.49 4.47 1.4863 3 0 8 8
62.57 2.63 1.4846 4 3 2 16
62.57 2.10 1.4846 5 0 2 8
62.84 1.78 1.4789 5 1 1 16
63.24 2.76 1.4705 4 1 6 16
63.82 2.57 1.4585 3 1 8 16
63.89 1.94 1.4569 5 1 2 16
64.56 1.52 1.4436 3 3 6 8
64.56 3.03 1.4435 1 0 10 8
66.43 4.34 1.4074 5 2 0 8
66.75 4.06 1.4014 4 3 4 16
66.75 4.64 1.4014 5 0 4 8
67.15 4.67 1.3939 4 2 6 16
67.72 3.07 1.3837 3 2 8 16
67.79 3.12 1.3823 5 2 2 16
68.03 1.66 1.3780 5 1 4 16
68.44 5.36 1.3708 2 0 10 8
69.71 1.69 1.3490 2 1 10 16
71.06 1.31 1.3266 5 1 5 16
71.51 4.78 1.3193 4 0 8 8
71.59 2.27 1.3181 4 4 2 8
71.82 2.29 1.3144 5 2 4 16
72.76 1.97 1.2998 4 1 8 16
73.45 1.47 1.2892 5 0 6 8
73.45 4.24 1.2892 4 3 6 16
74.07 1.12 1.2800 5 3 2 16
74.69 1.48 1.2709 5 1 6 16
75.53 4.33 1.2588 4 4 4 8
75.92 1.30 1.2533 3 1 10 16
76.44 2.13 1.2460 6 1 0 8
76.45 4.95 1.2460 4 2 8 16
76.52 1.61 1.2450 6 0 2 8
77.74 1.83 1.2285 6 1 2 16
77.96 2.25 1.2255 5 3 4 16
78.34 2.04 1.2205 5 2 6 16
79.18 2.02 1.2096 1 0 12 8
79.56 4.84 1.2049 3 2 10 16
80.08 1.44 1.1984 6 2 0 8
80.38 2.99 1.1946 6 0 4 8
81.35 3.56 1.1828 6 2 2 16
81.58 1.83 1.1801 6 1 4 16
81.96 1.54 1.1756 4 4 6 8
82.48 3.27 1.1694 4 3 8 16
82.55 1.98 1.1686 5 4 2 16
82.78 1.74 1.1659 2 0 12 8
83.16 1.34 1.1617 4 0 10 8
83.67 1.51 1.1558 5 1 8 16
83.98 1.54 1.1524 2 1 12 16
84.35 2.55 1.1483 4 1 10 16
85.16 4.70 1.1394 6 2 4 16
86.35 2.72 1.1267 5 4 4 16
86.72 1.99 1.1228 6 0 6 8
87.24 2.62 1.1174 5 2 8 16
87.31 2.13 1.1167 6 3 2 16
87.55 2.04 1.1144 2 2 12 8
87.91 2.03 1.1107 6 1 6 16
87.91 3.47 1.1107 4 2 10 16
89.92 1.27 1.0910 3 1 12 16
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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.