Inorganic Solid Phases

Na(Fe0.5Mn0.5)SO4F (NaMn0.5Fe0.5[SO4]F) Crystal Structure

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General Information

  • Phase Label(s): NaMn0.5Fe0.5[SO4]F
  • Structure Class(es): –
  • Classification by Properties: –
  • Mineral Name(s): –
  • Pearson Symbol: mP32
  • Space Group: 14
  • Phase Prototype: NaFe[SO4]F
  • Measurement Detail(s): automatic diffractometer (determination of cell parameters), X-rays, Cu Kα; λ = 0.15405 nm (determination of cell parameters)
  • Phase Class(es): –
  • Compound Class(es): sulfate, fluoride
  • Interpretation Detail(s): cell parameters determined and structure type assigned; composition dependence studied
  • Sample Detail(s): sample prepared from MnSO4[H2O], NaF, FeSO4[H2O], powder (determination of cell parameters)

Substance Summary

  • Standard Formula: NaMn0.5Fe0.5[SO4]F
  • Alphabetic Formula: FFe0.5Mn0.5Na[SO4]
  • Published Formula: Na(Fe0.5Mn0.5)SO4F
  • Refined Formula: –
  • Wyckoff Sequence: –
  • Z Formula Units: 4
  • Density: ρ = 3.29 Mg·m−3
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Crystallographic Data

Cell Parameters

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Unit Cell
Niggli-Reduced Cell
Space Group
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c
α
β
γ
a/b
b/c
c/a
V

Atom Coordinates

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Element
Wyckoff Symbol
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Y
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Experimental Details

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  • Database name

    PAULING FILE Multinaries Edition – 2012

  • Dataset ID

    sd_1630687

  • Copyright

    ©Springer & Material Phases Data System (MPDS), Switzerland & National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS), Japan, 2016

  • Chief Editor

    Pierre Villars, Material Phases Data System (MPDS), CH-6354 Vitznau, Switzerland

    villars.mpds@bluewin.ch

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    SpringerMaterials Release 2016.

    Data generated pre-2002: © Springer & MPDS & NIMS; post-2001: © Springer & MPDS

    All Rights Reserved. Version 2016.10.

    Project Coordinator: Shuichi Iwata

    Section-Editor: Karin Cenzual (Crystal Structures)

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