Material Name: | Merlinoite | ||||
Chemical Formula: |
|K5Ca2 (H2O)24 | [Al9Si23O64]-MER |
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Unit Cell:§ |
orthorhombic |
I m m m (# 71) |
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a' = 14.1160 Å | b' = 14.2290 Å | c' = 9.9460 Å | |||
α' = 90.000° | β' = 90.000° | γ' = 90.000° | |||
(Relationship to unit cell of Framework Type: a' = b' = a, c' = c) | |||||
Framework Density: |
16.0 T/1000 Å3 |
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Channels: |
[100] 8 3.1 x 3.5* <-> [010] 8 2.7 x 3.6* <-> [001] {8 3.4 x 5.1* + 8 3.3 x 3.3*}
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References: |
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Passaglia, E., Pongiluppi, D. and Rinaldi, R. | ||||
"Merlinoite, a new mineral of the zeolite group" | ||||
N. Jb. Miner. Mh., , 355-364 (1977) | ||||
Material name: Merlinoite | ||||
Chemical formula: [Al9Si23O64]-MER | ||||
§ | Galli, E., Gottardi, G. and Pongiluppi, D. | |||
"The crystal structure of the zeolite merlinoite" | ||||
N. Jb. Miner. Mh., , 1-9 (1979) |
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Name and Code derivation: |
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Merlinoite MER |
§ | Chemical Formula and Unit Cell taken from the reference marked with this sign |
Limiting Rings |
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8-ring viewed along [100] | 8-ring viewed along [010] |
8-ring viewed along [001] | 2nd 8-ring viewed along [001] |