X-Ray Diffraction Table

X-Ray Diffraction Table

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Minerals Arranged by X-Ray Powder Diffraction

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Powder X-ray Diffraction (XRD) is one of the primary techniques used by mineralogists and solid state chemists to examine the physico-chemical make-up of unknown materials. This data is represented in a collection of single-phase X-ray powder diffraction patterns for the three most intense D values in the form of tables of interplanar spacings (D), relative intensities (I/Io), mineral name and chemical formulae

The XRD technique takes a sample of the material and places a powdered sample in a holder, then the sample is illuminated with x-rays of a fixed wave-length and the intensity of the reflected radiation is recorded using a goniometer. This data is then analyzed for the reflection angle to calculate the inter-atomic spacing (D value in Angstrom units - 10-8 cm). The intensity(I) is measured to discriminate (using I ratios) the various D spacings and the results are compared to this table to identify possible matches. Note: 2 theta (Θ) angle calculated from the Bragg Equation, 2 Θ = 2(arcsin(n λ/(2d)) where n=1;

For more information about this technique, see X-Ray Analysis of a Solid or take an internet course at Birkbeck College On-line Courses.  Many thanks to Frederic Biret for these data.

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Listing of 490 Records Sorted by D1 using 1.54056 - CuKa1 for 2θ WHERE (d1 > 3.14188 AND d1 < 3.27012)
D1
Å (2θ)
I1
%)
D2
Å (2θ)
I2
(%)
D3
Å (2θ)
I3
(%)
Mineral Formula
3.142(28.38) 100 3.118(28.61) 75 3.494(25.47) 25 Valentinite Sb2O3
3.143(28.37) 100 2.826(31.63) 70 1.891(48.08) 60 Nukundamite (Cu,Fe)4S4
3.143(28.37) 100 3.101(28.77) 98 2.412(37.25) 73 Hollandite Ba(Mn++++,Mn++)8O16
3.144(28.36) 100 9.460(9.34) 35 4.998(17.73) 27 Guildite CuFe+++(SO4)2(OH)•4(H2O)
3.145(28.35) 100 8.440(10.47) 90 2.722(32.88) 52 Potassicferrisadanagaite (K,Na)Ca2(Fe++,Mg)2(Fe+++,Al)2[Si5Al3O22](OH,F,O)2
3.146(28.35) 100 2.841(31.46) 80 2.694(33.23) 20 Pingguite Bi+++6Te++++2O13
3.146(28.35) 100 3.089(28.88) 63 5.180(17.10) 53 Kristiansenite Ca2ScSn(Si2O7)(Si2O6OH)
3.148(28.33) 100 2.945(30.32) 60 3.555(25.03) 30 Bismutotantalite Bi(Ta,Nb)O4
3.149(28.32) 100 8.100(10.91) 100 2.696(33.20) 80 Wilkinsonite Na2Fe++4Fe+++2Si6O20
3.149(28.32) 100 3.174(28.09) 100 12.364(7.14) 90 Natrokomarovite Na6CaNb6[Si4O12F2•4(H2O)
3.150(28.31) 100 4.830(18.35) 60 3.220(27.68) 60 Cassedanneite Pb5(VO4)2(CrO4)2•(H2O)
3.150(28.31) 100 2.560(35.02) 90 1.543(59.90) 90 Labuntsovite-Mn Na4K4(Ba,K)(Mn,Fe)1+x(Ti,Nb)8[Si4O12]4(O,OH)8•n(H2O), n=10-12
3.150(28.31) 100 8.530(10.36) 70 2.730(32.78) 50 Ferritaramite Na(CaNa)(Fe++,Mg)3Fe+++2[Si6Al2O22](OH)2
3.150(28.31) 100 8.530(10.36) 70 2.732(32.75) 50 Taramite Na(CaNa)Fe++3AlFe+++[Si6Al2O22](OH)2
3.150(28.31) 100 4.672(18.98) 100 3.413(26.09) 90 Tancoite HNa2LiAl(PO4)2(OH)
3.150(28.31) 100 4.070(21.82) 70 2.668(33.56) 50 Efremovite (NH4)2Mg2(SO4)3
3.150(28.31) 100 3.220(27.68) 60 4.830(18.35) 60 Cassedanneite Pb5(VO4)2(CrO4)2•(H2O)
3.150(28.31) 100 3.130(28.49) 80 2.409(37.30) 80 Strontiomelane SrMn++++6Mn+++2O16
3.150(28.31) 100 2.960(30.17) 70 4.820(18.39) 40 Rooseveltite BiAsO4
3.150(28.31) 100 2.617(34.24) 90 3.790(23.45) 80 Hannebachite 2CaSO3•(H2O)
3.150(28.31) 100 1.543(59.90) 90 2.560(35.02) 90 Labuntsovite-Mn Na4K4(Ba,K)(Mn,Fe)1+x(Ti,Nb)8[Si4O12]4(O,OH)8•n(H2O), n=10-12
3.150(28.31) 100 1.652(55.59) 20 2.741(32.64) 18 Koechlinite Bi2MoO6
3.150(28.31) 100 1.910(47.57) 40 2.445(36.73) 20 Lenaite AgFeS2
3.150(28.31) 100 1.927(47.12) 40 1.650(55.66) 20 Sakuraiite (Cu,Zn,Fe,In,Sn)4S4
3.150(28.31) 100 1.930(47.04) 70 1.650(55.66) 50 Kesterite Cu2(Zn,Fe)SnS4
3.150(28.31) 100 2.220(40.60) 59 1.820(50.08) 23 Sylvite KCl
3.150(28.31) 100 2.290(39.31) 70 1.571(58.72) 40 Protojoseite Bi4TeS2 (?)
3.150(28.31) 100 2.409(37.30) 80 3.130(28.49) 80 Strontiomelane SrMn++++6Mn+++2O16
3.151(28.30) 100 2.925(30.54) 100 4.640(19.11) 100 Amblygonite (Li,Na)Al(PO4)(F,OH)
3.151(28.30) 100 12.000(7.36) 90 5.002(17.72) 90 Dufrenite Fe++Fe+++4(PO4)3(OH)5•2(H2O)
3.151(28.30) 100 2.738(32.68) 29 2.729(32.79) 22 Russellite Bi2WO6
3.151(28.30) 100 5.002(17.72) 90 12.000(7.36) 90 Dufrenite Fe++Fe+++4(PO4)3(OH)5•2(H2O)
3.151(28.30) 100 4.521(19.62) 60 3.556(25.02) 55 Linarite PbCu(SO4)(OH)2
3.151(28.30) 100 3.375(26.39) 70 4.698(18.87) 40 Leifite Na2(Si,Al,Be)7(O,OH,F)14
3.152(28.29) 100 2.997(29.79) 70 2.856(31.29) 50 Angelellite Fe+++4(AsO4)2O3
3.152(28.29) 100 3.400(26.19) 80 12.040(7.34) 80 Natrodufrenite Na(Fe+++,Fe++)(Fe+++,Al)5(PO4)4(OH)6•2(H2O)
3.152(28.29) 100 8.090(10.93) 70 2.992(29.84) 65 Hureaulite Mn5(PO3OH)2(PO4)2•4(H2O)
3.152(28.29) 100 12.040(7.34) 80 3.400(26.19) 80 Natrodufrenite Na(Fe+++,Fe++)(Fe+++,Al)5(PO4)4(OH)6•2(H2O)
3.153(28.28) 100 3.111(28.67) 91 1.823(49.99) 76 Pittongite Na0.22[(W,Fe+++)(O,OH)3•0.44H2O
3.155(28.26) 100 3.232(27.58) 80 3.026(29.49) 80 Gittinsite CaZrSi2O7
3.155(28.26) 100 3.026(29.49) 80 3.232(27.58) 80 Gittinsite CaZrSi2O7
3.156(28.25) 100 4.822(18.38) 90 4.628(19.16) 90 Macquartite Pb3Cu(CrO4)(SiO3)(OH)4•2(H2O)
3.156(28.25) 100 2.957(30.20) 100 1.791(50.95) 90 Kingstonite (Rh,Ir,Pt)3S4
3.156(28.25) 100 3.355(26.55) 77 2.966(30.10) 70 Gasparite-(Ce) CeAsO4
3.156(28.25) 100 4.996(17.74) 70 4.701(18.86) 50 Kryzhanovskite MnFe+++2(PO4)2(OH)2•(H2O)
3.156(28.25) 100 4.628(19.16) 90 4.822(18.38) 90 Macquartite Pb3Cu(CrO4)(SiO3)(OH)4•2(H2O)
3.156(28.25) 100 3.492(25.49) 90 2.997(29.79) 80 Moctezumite Pb(UO2)(TeO3)2
3.156(28.25) 100 3.428(25.97) 85 3.493(25.48) 65 Lautarite Ca(IO3)2
3.156(28.25) 100 2.129(42.42) 80 2.348(38.30) 70 Tellurantimony Sb2Te3
3.156(28.25) 100 3.081(28.96) 100 2.957(30.20) 90 Kingstonite (Rh,Ir,Pt)3S4
3.156(28.25) 100 2.705(33.09) 60 4.930(17.98) 50 Garyansellite (Mg,Fe+++)3(PO4)2(OH,O)•1,5(H2O)
3.157(28.24) 100 15.100(5.85) 90 3.001(29.75) 70 Wawayandaite Ca12Mn4B2Be18Si12O46(OH,Cl)30 [Ortho]
3.157(28.24) 100 1.934(46.94) 49 2.735(32.72) 48 Uraninite UO2
3.159(28.23) 100 1.609(57.21) 100 2.633(34.02) 80 Cobaltaustinite CaCo(AsO4)(OH)
3.159(28.23) 100 2.519(35.61) 81 2.942(30.36) 67 Cabalzarite Ca(Mg,Al,Fe++)2(AsO4)2(H2O,OH)2
3.159(28.23) 100 2.983(29.93) 50 2.749(32.54) 50 Johntomaite Ba(Fe++,Ca,Mn++)2Fe+++2(PO4)3(OH)3
3.159(28.23) 100 3.116(28.62) 90 3.084(28.93) 80 Grandreefite Pb2SO4F2
3.159(28.23) 100 2.749(32.54) 50 2.983(29.93) 50 Johntomaite Ba(Fe++,Ca,Mn++)2Fe+++2(PO4)3(OH)3
3.160(28.22) 100 1.830(49.79) 80 3.870(22.96) 70 Uranosphaerite Bi(UO2)O2(OH)
3.160(28.22) 100 1.929(47.07) 90 1.645(55.84) 80 Gruzdevite Cu6Hg3Sb4S12
3.160(28.22) 100 2.510(35.74) 85 7.020(12.60) 60 Tsepinite-Ca (Ca,K,Na,[ ])2(Ti,Nb)2(Si4O12)(OH,O)2•4(H2O)
3.160(28.22) 100 4.130(21.50) 70 2.590(34.60) 70 Adelite CaMg(AsO4)(OH)
3.160(28.22) 100 2.170(41.58) 50 2.300(39.13) 40 Joseite-B Bi4(S,Te)3
3.160(28.22) 100 2.320(38.78) 60 2.160(41.78) 50 Sulphotsumoite Bi3Te2S
3.160(28.22) 100 2.530(35.45) 100 3.300(27.00) 100 Odintsovite K2Na4Ca3Ti2Be4Si12O38
3.160(28.22) 100 1.940(46.79) 80 1.660(55.29) 60 Roquesite CuInS2
3.160(28.22) 100 3.090(28.87) 100 5.700(15.53) 60 Ammonioborite (NH4)2B10O16•5(H2O)
3.160(28.22) 100 2.520(35.60) 70 3.950(22.49) 60 Daqingshanite-(Ce) (Sr,Ca,Ba)3(Ce,La)(PO4)(CO3)3-x(OH,F)x
3.160(28.22) 100 3.470(25.65) 70 2.810(31.82) 50 Axinite-(Mn) Ca2Mn++Al2BO3Si4O12(OH)
3.160(28.22) 100 2.750(32.53) 50 3.060(29.16) 45 Wherryite Pb7Cu2(SO4)4(SiO4)2(OH)2
3.160(28.22) 100 2.826(31.63) 80 2.611(34.32) 60 Baddeleyite ZrO2
3.160(28.22) 100 6.310(14.02) 28 6.930(12.76) 26 Lemmleinite-Ba Na2K2Ba1-xTi4(Si4O12)2(O,OH)4•5(H2O)
3.160(28.22) 100 2.895(30.86) 95 4.070(21.82) 85 Berezanskite KLi3Ti2Si12O30
3.160(28.22) 100 6.070(14.58) 55 3.040(29.36) 45 Trippkeite CuAs+++2O4
3.160(28.22) 100 5.730(15.45) 70 1.902(47.78) 60 Sphaerobismoite Bi2O3
3.160(28.22) 100 4.382(20.25) 80 9.580(9.22) 75 Malhmoodite FeZr(PO4)2•4(H2O)
3.160(28.22) 100 3.780(23.52) 60 1.920(47.30) 50 Radhakrishnaite PbTe3(Cl,S)2
3.160(28.22) 100 3.580(24.85) 75 3.360(26.51) 60 Greenockite CdS
3.160(28.22) 100 2.715(32.96) 63 1.872(48.59) 36 Edgarbaileyite Hg+6Si2O7
3.160(28.22) 100 2.590(34.60) 70 4.130(21.50) 70 Adelite CaMg(AsO4)(OH)
3.160(28.22) 100 12.200(7.24) 70 1.783(51.19) 47 Komarovite (Ca,Mn)2(Nb,Ti)2Si2O7(O,F)2•3.5(H2O)
3.160(28.22) 100 12.410(7.12) 70 2.723(32.86) 60 Ehrleite Ca2ZnBe(PO4)2(PO3,OH)•4(H2O)
3.161(28.21) 100 2.732(32.75) 80 8.510(10.39) 70 Arfvedsonite NaNa2(Fe++4Fe+++)Si8O22(OH)2
3.161(28.21) 100 3.386(26.30) 70 2.466(36.40) 31 Eirikite KNa6Be2(Si15Al3)O39F2
3.161(28.21) 100 3.584(24.82) 100 3.644(24.41) 100 Friedrichite Pb5Cu5Bi7S18
3.161(28.21) 100 3.644(24.41) 100 3.584(24.82) 100 Friedrichite Pb5Cu5Bi7S18
3.161(28.21) 100 4.885(18.14) 90 2.318(38.82) 90 Sphaerobertrandite Be3SiO4(OH)2
3.161(28.21) 100 2.318(38.82) 90 4.885(18.14) 90 Sphaerobertrandite Be3SiO4(OH)2
3.162(28.20) 100 3.893(22.82) 80 3.960(22.43) 65 Boggildite Sr2Na2Al2(PO4)F9
3.162(28.20) 100 3.382(26.33) 75 4.149(21.40) 50 Telyushenkoite CsNa6[Be2(Si,Al)18O39F2]
3.163(28.19) 100 2.974(30.02) 70 3.087(28.90) 65 Mongolite Ca4Nb6Si5O24(OH)10•5(H2O)
3.163(28.19) 100 3.074(29.02) 80 3.398(26.20) 80 Eudidymite NaBeSi3O7(OH)
3.163(28.19) 100 3.398(26.20) 80 3.074(29.02) 80 Eudidymite NaBeSi3O7(OH)
3.164(28.18) 100 2.582(34.71) 37 2.445(36.73) 36 Phosphovanadylite (Ba,Ca,K,Na)x[(V,Al)4P2(O,OH)16]•12(H2O) x~0.66
3.164(28.18) 100 2.934(30.44) 90 1.734(52.75) 80 Bismutocolumbite Bi(Nb,Ta)O4
3.164(28.18) 100 4.141(21.44) 97 1.970(46.03) 38 Calomel Hg2Cl2
3.164(28.18) 100 3.633(24.48) 80 2.772(32.27) 70 Paxite CuAs2
3.165(28.17) 100 1.938(46.84) 80 2.741(32.64) 70 Winstanleyite TiTe++++3O8
3.166(28.16) 100 2.979(29.97) 60 3.104(28.74) 53 Perloffite Ba(Mn,Fe++)2Fe+++2(PO4)3(OH)3
3.167(28.15) 100 3.093(28.84) 100 1.659(55.33) 70 Howardevansite NaCu++Fe+++2(VO4)3

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