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Distribution of Cations and the Proton Location in Kaersutite

✍ Scribed by Z. Jirák; Dr. F. Pechar; S. Vratislav


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1986
Tongue
English
Weight
162 KB
Volume
21
Category
Article
ISSN
0232-1300

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✦ Synopsis


FyzikAlni dslav CSAV, Praha, and dstav gcologie a geotcchniky fSAT, Praha, and Fakulta jadernti a fyziktilne -Intcn5.rskk CVUT, Praha

Distribution of Cations and the Proton Location in Kaersutite

The crysta1 Of Kaersutite, (Na0.83K0.37ca1.BB) OH),, from lecality VlEi Hora -Bohemia was studied by powder neutron diffraction.

The refinement of the crystal structure within space group C2/m gave cell dimensions a = 0.9863, b = 1.8040 and c = 0.5306 nm, B = 105" 28', 2 = 2. Protons were found to form bridges between two 03 ioxygens. (This location allows for the existence of proton per f.u. in maximum). The actual population was refined to 0.8. The occupation of thc five cation sites was determined as follows: M 1 (0.60 Mg + 0.25 Ti + 0.10 Al + 0.05 Fe), M 2 (0.50 Mg + 0.35 Fe + 0.15 AI), M 3 (0.8 Mg + p.2 Fe), M 4 (Ca) and A (Na, K).


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