(Fe7.3Mn3.8Ca0.5Mg0.4)((OH)7.3(H2O)4.7)(PO4)8 (Fe3[PO4]2[OH]3) Crystal Structure
General Information
- Phase Label(s): Fe3[PO4]2[OH]3
- Structure Class(es): –
- Classification by Properties: –
- Mineral Name(s): kryzhanovskite
- Pearson Symbol: oP64
- Space Group: 60
- Phase Prototype: Fe3[PO4]2[OH]3
- Measurement Detail(s): precession photographs (determination of cell parameters), automatic diffractometer; Philips PAILRED (determination of structural parameters), X-rays, Fe Kα; λ = 0.193728 nm (determination of cell parameters), X-rays, Mo Kα (determination of structural parameters)
- Phase Class(es): –
- Compound Class(es): hydroxide, orthophosphate
- Interpretation Detail(s): positions of non-H atoms determined, full-matrix least-squares refinement; 530 reflections; I > 0σ(I), R = 0.086
- Sample Detail(s): kryzhanovskite sample from Kazakhstan, Kalbinsk Range, chemical analysis; 35.30 wt.% P2O5, 34.62 wt.% Fe2O3, 16.39 wt.% MnO, 1.50 wt.% CaO, 1.30 wt.% MgO, 8.75 wt.% H2O, powder (determination of cell parameters), single crystal, 0.10×0.16×0.26 mm3 (determination of structural parameters)
Substance Summary
- Standard Formula: Fe3[PO4]2[OH]3
- Alphabetic Formula: Fe3[OH]3[PO4]2
- Published Formula: (Fe7.3Mn3.8Ca0.5Mg0.4)((OH)7.3(H2O)4.7)(PO4)8
- Refined Formula: Fe3H3O11P2
- Wyckoff Sequence: 60,d7ca
- Z Formula Units: 4
- Density: ρ = 3.39 Mg·m−3
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